mrkawasaki
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Personally, I'd hate it for the chronograph to not work on my watch.
Did noob release a newer version since the write up?
Did noob release a newer version since the write up?
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The Ultimate Daytona Buying Guide (Ref. 116520/116500)
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JonathanLing91
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I don't think anyone understands what you're asking. The ARF movement is a variant of the 7750. If you were asking if it's more fixable, well, if a modder can fix a 7750 they can fix an ARF 7750.
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Hey guys,
I was wondering if the ARF black dial is also a good choice on a noob base sinxe everyone only talk about the black dial.
I would appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction
I was wondering if the ARF black dial is also a good choice on a noob base sinxe everyone only talk about the black dial.
I would appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction
Anyone had detailed info regarding the case shape differences between the 116500 vs 116520?
I purchased the v4 noob 116500 and going to have a 116520 built with gen parts and curious if shaping is required.
I purchased the v4 noob 116500 and going to have a 116520 built with gen parts and curious if shaping is required.
Gen 116500 and 116520 cases are the same as far as I remember. The right lugs are supposed to be slimmer than the left lugs, which is hit or miss on the noob daytonas. If that bothers you then you could do some case modding.
Hey guys,
thanks for this great guide, well done!0
I've read a lot about the daytonas, but what do you think about this current offer on intime?
Is it a good deal? (beside the fact, the watch is 15mm thick)
https://www.intime05.co/rollie/7063-...let-a7750.html
thanks for this great guide, well done!0
I've read a lot about the daytonas, but what do you think about this current offer on intime?
Is it a good deal? (beside the fact, the watch is 15mm thick)
https://www.intime05.co/rollie/7063-...let-a7750.html
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Thanks mate. Im not really following the scene right now so no idea tbh. Im sure its written in some thread over in the rolex section.
Thanks mate. Im not really following the scene right now so no idea tbh. Im sure its written in some thread over in the rolex section.
No problem. I've read through the last pages of the Noob v4 thread and seems the consensus is albeit the v4 is a very good replica, the CF bezel, the ARF dial and bracelet are still an improvement. However, I may be wrong.
Maybe too late or irrelevant, but I think he is asking about the relative reliability of each movement, 7750 vs ARF.
Fiable is French for reliable, probably similar in Italian (considering his username)...
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sorry for my poor english...
Yes, the reliability is very better on ARF?
so, if i want this Watch for long time, what is the best choice?
Yes, the reliability is very better on ARF?
so, if i want this Watch for long time, what is the best choice?
JonathanLing91
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Big difference is that Noob is a copy of the real Rolex movement and the chronograph function works. On ARF the chronograph does not function. Both are fairly reliable, best bet would be to buy Noob and have it serviced and then avoid using chronograph function too often. However you can’t go wrong with either noob or ARF.
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Hello, I personally prefer Arf, it’s A7750 movement can be repaired without problems, it can accept most original eta parts, the chrono seconds hand starts and stops, just minutes and hours don’t move.
Noob clone 4130 movement can become a problem when a repair is needed as it’s difficult to find parts, unless you buy Rolex parts at the price.
This is my personal opinion, if I were you I’d go for Arf, much better esthetically!
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