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I cannot imagine how this loss has left you with a big hole, that will never ever be filled again. My deepest condolences and sympathy. Being a father of two, this is my worst nightmare. Life indeed...

Yes, I think when it comes to flipping it, there will be a lot of questions like I've asked myself, so better keep looking for a better example. This watch comes from a German second hand dealer, how...

Ok, thanks, then it looks like this one has a problem with the crown. Also, I found a spot on the dial. I will pass on this one, too many negatives...

Thanks for the comments!

And to screw it back in? Also a few turns?

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Hopefully the pictures are showing, photo bucket doesn't seem to be working.

I have some...

Please don’t hold back 

I think it’s a cool looking watch, obviously borrowing something from Richard Mille and B&R. But all the same, pretty cool!

The 16610 is by far the most comfortable watch for me. Having owned the 14060, the 16600, the 114060 and the 116610, I can say the 16610 is my all time favorite.

My wrists are quite flat, so a...

Hi Chris,

Thank you for all the information. It looks like the Connie has almost found a new home with a Dutch collector, so might not have to sell it at auction. The Chronographe Suisse is now in...

Very helpful, Chris, thank you very much. Any thoughts on a possible relume of the hands? I’ve recieved a good offer on the high side of your estimate, so very confident about getting the best price...

Thanks Chris and Paul.

Here are some more shots I just took.

Face on:
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Movement, which looks clean. Also, it...

Hi all,

I currently have 6 watches in my possession, because a good friend of mine thought "Jaap knows watches" ;). Well, unfortunately for him, I have no knowledge of vintage Omega's, let alone...

It's a ceramic Sub? Just screw out the links that you don't need. If the screws are in tight, apply pressure first for two seconds and then start turning. The rest you can adjust using the glidelock....

But that's not how it works, the sender is the one with a contract between him and RM. So, he has to file a complaint with RM.

How can RM insist on the fact that the package was delivered? The postman signed for it himself and (supposedly) left it on the porch?? What kind of brainless nitwit does that?

I've had this once...

My hommage, copy, dime a dozen, still in love with it.

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Your heart is in the right place, I'm in if there are any left.

It's just that it's not a NATO ;). And awfully short for the bigger wrists.

Well, there is the possibility to adjust the buckle placement a bit. But I’ve tried so many NATO’s and with only two brands I could get the buckle in the middle of my wrist. They’re all different,...

IMO, much much better, but not 10 times better if you take the price into account. The only NATO that can compare to these straps are from Phenomenato. Silky smooth, not too thick, the buckle...

I could really live with two. A Rolex Submariner 16610 and a Casio Rangeman.

I have the original bracelet here for you, if you want. I prefer mine on a vintage leather strap. Send me a pm if you like.

Must be the stupidest comment I've read in a long time. Getting your post count up is one thing, but try and get an in depth view of something before just randomly commenting on things you clearly...

There is a downside to this. Now you want to flip all your watches because of the dings and scratches you are able to see ;).

Nomos has had my interest for a long time. I tend to go for the larger diameters, so around 40mm. The Zurich with sapphire caseback is one of my favorites. Not a big fan of the "Bauhaus" models with...

Oh yes! Let’s see if I can pre-order this one here in the Netherlands. Thanks.