The Watch Thread - Part 7

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Nakedtoes

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Yeah bro already registered. Bought from AD. Never dealt with greys cause no lobang.

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Nice.. we could have wack together maybe can ask for more discount or just for the fun of it....LOL... i still remember i wacked my first lolex with another 2 HWZer 10 years ago.... wonder hows the 2 bros..:o
 

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My buckle arrived today!!! Woohoo!!!

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edited: nvm googled n checked alrdy a lot bad comments
 
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wind delicately you should feel a point where the spring is fully wound up and it starts racheting. if you do it gently/normally the over-wind protection mechanism will do its part, just don't force rush the winding.

Thanks. I wind it like 20+ times. Last about 20 or 22 hours. I guess qc pass. I don't think I will fully test the 40+ hours reserve time thing. Just gotta trust laco on that.
 

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Hmmm.... gotta polish the plexiglass again

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alternative is to get a protector for your watch glass from ebay. This is how it looks on my daytona.

front view: cannot even see the protector even its there.

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45 degree view: can see the edge of the protector if u examine closely.

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side view: can see the protector clearly. its approx 0,2mm in thickness.

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this is made of rubbery material (3M clear sticker) sticker. different from the screen protector we paste on our phone. therefore to apply this on your watch is much more difficult because once the sticker sticks to the glass or if there is dust underneath the protector, u cannot just lift off and readjust or remove dust.

good thing is if u done it correctly and carefully, the result would be very satisfying. due to the material, itself is scratch proof and can absord shock to a degree if impacted
 

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Hey guys, is it normal for COSC watch to lose 28 secs over 6 days? I have been wearing it daily in office work environment (Lets say +/- 12 hours per day). Should I get it looked into or is it acceptable? Thanks!
 

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protector on my black face tudor (with my perfect workmanship) lol...

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alternative is to get a protector for your watch glass from ebay. This is how it looks on my daytona.

front view: cannot even see the protector even its there.

http://i.imgur.com/Yx3Ohgm.jpg[/IMG

45 degree view: can see the edge of the protector if u examine closely.

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/kVRkD7O.jpg[/IMG

side view: can see the protector clearly. its approx 0,2mm in thickness.

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/ZMHmYOm.jpg[/IMG

this is made of rubbery material (3M clear sticker) sticker. different from the screen protector we paste on our phone. therefore to apply this on your watch is much more difficult because once the sticker sticks to the glass or if there is dust underneath the protector, u cannot just lift off and readjust or remove dust.

good thing is if u done it correctly and carefully, the result would be very satisfying. due to the material, itself is scratch proof and can absord shock to a degree if impacted[/QUOTE]

Wa, you have steady hands... I don't think i can do it...
Anyway for plexiglass it can be easily polished, I guess it's more for sapphire glass
 

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Have a friend who is looking for a Speedmaster Pro Moon Watch.

Anyone knows where to snag a piece, new or used, at a good price?
 
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