V6 what AP are you wearing today?

[Grapeshot]

Oh I forgot, I haven't got one of those yet.

 

[legend]

Oh I forgot, I haven't got one of those yet.

Looks entirely gen. Did I call it good?

 

[g00n]

 

[C Master]

 

[fitipaldi]

My beloved Jarno Trulli... If factory would make more attention to grey dial, it would be the most beautiful AP...

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[fitipaldi]

https://imgur.com/g6H6lb2

How do you upload pictures?

 

[fitipaldi]

sorry, now yes

My beloved Jarno Trulli... If factory would make more attention to grey dial, it would be the most beautiful AP...

 

[legend]

RGRC Friday

 

[C Master]

 

[dashindark]

15500 Grey Glitter

is it gen?

 

[dashindark]

edited

 

[dashindark]

sorry, now yes

My beloved Jarno Trulli... If factory would make more attention to grey dial, it would be the most beautiful AP...

what is this?

 

[legend]

is it gen?

Yes it is.

 

[Frutali]

 

[legend]

Classic goodness.

 

[Esprit007]

 

[g00n]

 

[legend]

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!

 

[g00n]

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!

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

 

[legend]

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.