I would be grateful if you let us know something about itThank you all for explanations. Will test waterproofing on the machine. Do you thing 6 atm will pass without silicon grease? The watch is new from TD.
I would be grateful if you let us know something about itThank you all for explanations. Will test waterproofing on the machine. Do you thing 6 atm will pass without silicon grease? The watch is new from TD.
I'll post details for sure.I would be grateful if you let us know something about it
Side question, does this apply to GMT Master II? It seems like GMT Master II has the crown fully screwed in on Clean reps. I'm assuming maybe because Submariner has better water resistance so the gasket will create a gap.If you check gens than there actually should be a gap.
Its one easy tell of reps the crown is always fully screwed in against the case which no gen has like that.
Lovely watch. Personally, I don't see the point in replacing the balance. A well maintained and regulated 3135 will keep great time.I have heard that getting a gen balance bridge, wheel and hairspring makes it a perfect franken? Do yall reckon its worth it? I do see the movement is a bit jittery and would those movement components smooth it out?
Yeah, I would not fancy having a go with those balence weights. They are microscopic.Lovely watch. Personally, I don't see the point in replacing the balance. A well maintained and regulated 3135 will keep great time.
Therefore, IMO, replacing it with a gen is a) an unnecessary expense, b) means you need particular watchmakers to regulate it, unless you have the tool and ability to do it yourself, and c) money that could be better spent on a gen crown and tube.
Nah, the crow is so close to gen i did not think it was a worthy expense at all. I think maybe a service and putting in gen winding components would make it feel complete!Lovely watch. Personally, I don't see the point in replacing the balance. A well maintained and regulated 3135 will keep great time.
Therefore, IMO, replacing it with a gen is a) an unnecessary expense, b) means you need particular watchmakers to regulate it, unless you have the tool and ability to do it yourself, and c) money that could be better spent on a gen crown and tube.
That's what she said.Did you received a fully screwed-down crown photo? I just received my VSF 124060 watch from Steve and sadly there is a gap 0,5-0,7 mm. I can not fully screw-down. I think it's a new batch VSF flaw. I saw many QC photos in 1 month period and all have this flaw. One example more one less bus is far away from batches 3-5 months ago. Clean has no gap. I think they made length of stem for 3235 movement and mounted it in previous version with "phantom date" position. Now they used the same for updated movement and it is too long a little. Can any watch smith say something in this subject please? Can we fix this flaw?
Excellent question! I can't help, but others will be along shortly.Question:
which model you cannot identify on the whrist?
I know you guys cannot identify Explorer and Sub-No Date 41 mm VSF.
what is the next model in the list which has close to zero flaws or just easy to replicate?
Probably an OP from VSF or CFQuestion:
which model you cannot identify on the whrist?
I know you guys cannot identify Explorer and Sub-No Date 41 mm VSF.
what is the next model in the list which has close to zero flaws or just easy to replicate?
Do a search for NWBIGQuestion:
which model you cannot identify on the whrist?
I know you guys cannot identify Explorer and Sub-No Date 41 mm VSF.
what is the next model in the list which has close to zero flaws or just easy to replicate?
that will help a bit, but also comes with an 'opinion' bias to the results.Do a search for NWBIG
Explorer is easy to tell a rep from gen because of the lug.Question:
which model you cannot identify on the whrist?
I know you guys cannot identify Explorer and Sub-No Date 41 mm VSF.
what is the next model in the list which has close to zero flaws or just easy to replicate?
VSF OP is an easy tell just like their datejust.so there is following info
1) the hardest to tell VSF Submariner No date 114060
2) another hardest to tell VSF OP ( I guess any color )
3) @Andrew_watchlist from what you said: visually Clean is closer to Gen, and VSF is better in only 1 visual element: hands. Right ? Can you identify Clean from Gen on whrist?
guys, how about crystal, is it a big away immediatelly on any model both clean and vsf?