I don’t believe in the term NWBIG as there are so many reasons to buy a Gen watch you love.
Sorry the stickers are still on, they are not coming off for the time being.
I'm certainly enjoying filling this new box up! There's a couple of genuine watches in there and some reps.
I'll add some more comparison pics tomorrow.. feel free to ask for requests if you wish to see something in particular compared.
So we went from building frankens spending 1-2 grand to spending less than $450 bucks lol !
Only took 10 years?
Which Yatchie is that if I may ask?
EDIT: Nevermind it has already been answered.
It’s not a genuine watch just has some genuine parts so no idea how old the date wheel is.
It’s a good thing for reps I guess that Rolex change things up so much, it means any little “flaw” on a rep could just be put down to gen variation.
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That’s actually an ARF 37mm YM, I got for my wife. I sold the 40mm Noob NWBIG, YM just wasn’t for me.
Can someone confirm that VSF really used 904L steel for the case and bracelet?
I know ZF and ARF are using it, but I am not sure about VSF.
Sorry the stickers are still on, they are not coming off for the time being.
I'm certainly enjoying filling this new box up! There's a couple of genuine watches in there and some reps.
I'll add some more comparison pics tomorrow.. feel free to ask for requests if you wish to see something in particular compared.[/QUOTE]
Question for you if you don't mind looking/comparing again.
Is the angle of the rehaut different? It seems the gen is more steep whereas the rep is more angled/cone like.
Question for you if you don't mind looking/comparing again.
Is the angle of the rehaut different? It seems the gen is more steep whereas the rep is more angled/cone like.
Having examined them both hand in hand, you are indeed correct. The VSF rehaut is more cone/wok like than the genuine. There is a difference, well spotted. It's subtle but it's there.