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V6 what AP are you wearing today?
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Looks entirely gen. Did I call it good?
Oh I forgot, I haven't got one of those yet.
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My beloved Jarno Trulli... If factory would make more attention to grey dial, it would be the most beautiful AP...
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My beloved Jarno Trulli... If factory would make more attention to grey dial, it would be the most beautiful AP...
My beloved Jarno Trulli... If factory would make more attention to grey dial, it would be the most beautiful AP...
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what is this?sorry, now yes
My beloved Jarno Trulli... If factory would make more attention to grey dial, it would be the most beautiful AP...
Just a small suggestion to help make your watch even better:
The gen counterpart of the rubberclad you have, uses the 2326/2840 movement. This movement uses a different datewheel font, which is different from the 3126/3840 movement datewheel font. The 2326 font resembles the ETA font a lot more than the 3126 font and many members here make the mistake of installing aftermarket datewheels with the 3126 font into their rubberclad frankens. It is a common mistake. The only exception is the 26178OK late H/I series RG Rubberclad, which uses the 3126/3840 movement.
Of course you can do nothing and still have a beautiful looking watch, but you may find the knowledge useful for future projects.
All the best!
The gen counterpart of the rubberclad you have, uses the 2326/2840 movement. This movement uses a different datewheel font, which is different from the 3126/3840 movement datewheel font. The 2326 font resembles the ETA font a lot more than the 3126 font and many members here make the mistake of installing aftermarket datewheels with the 3126 font into their rubberclad frankens. It is a common mistake. The only exception is the 26178OK late H/I series RG Rubberclad, which uses the 3126/3840 movement.
Of course you can do nothing and still have a beautiful looking watch, but you may find the knowledge useful for future projects.
All the best!
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Appreciate the suggestion. To be honest I find the current font visually appealing albeit not correct for this model. I don’t think I will change it anytime soon but I will try to source a more correct one just to have. Thanks for the insight and information
No worries at all, its always good to be equipped with more knowledge.Appreciate the suggestion. To be honest I find the current font visually appealing albeit not correct for this model. I don’t think I will change it anytime soon but I will try to source a more correct one just to have. Thanks for the insight and information