The Watch Thread - Part 7

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Just now went to uncle Goh repair some watches due to the recommendations from our gurus here. Really wasn't disappointed with his service friendliness and reasonable prices.

So thanks a lot to the guru here. Met another friendly customer there but too shy to ask if he is lurking in this forum or not hahaha.

Sent from public payphone near kopitiam using GAGT
 
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Today's watch shot :)

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John.D Rockefeller said:
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Such a big difference in movement finishing and rotor design. For credibility I think you post your watch alongside box/papers/receipt sua la. For me at least, I have difficulty looking at that movement and believing it's original.

The only equivalent I can think of was the PAM 318 special edition that turned out to have a totally crap movement inside. And that sorta lemon is quite the rarity.
 
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arctuates said:
Such a big difference in movement finishing and rotor design. For credibility I think you post your watch alongside box/papers/receipt sua la. For me at least, I have difficulty looking at that movement and believing it's original.

The only equivalent I can think of was the PAM 318 special edition that turned out to have a totally crap movement inside. And that sorta lemon is quite the rarity.
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there's 4 small holes at the top pic which the bottom one doesn't have.
weird? :s11:
 
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Not apples to apples, the pic coern shared is a special edition chrono.

Not knowledgeable on hublot but I thought it odd that there's a difference in the rotors. Movement finishing aside, manufacturing different types of "hublot" rotors for different classic fusions strikes me as an oddity. Maybe it's a hublot thing.
 
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