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Had the Speed-Pro today. Received the Focal but can't pop the double screw-heads to change the straps: Thanks to the loctite who even resist hot water. Now I will drink a bottle of vodka and kill 200 baby seals with the broken bottlemad.gif

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exc-hulk wrote: oagaspar wrote: Congrats Trent!ThumbsUp02.gif
Stowa pro-diver today...
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Wow Oscar !wowzer.gif

That is a great dial ! Is that grey ?
TY Philip...it is a Rhodium dial...thankyou.gif
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vintage 200m O today, it just goes well with my black pea-coat!


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Wearing my 1968 Zenith Captain Chronometre


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Happy Anniversary Trent!!!  party.gif

Enjoy celebrating today, and congrats on 22 years of wedded bliss!!!  thumbsup.gif

Handcranker for me today...Militare


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Hammerfjord wrote: Had the Speed-Pro today. Received the Focal but can't pop the double screw-heads to change the straps: Thanks to the loctite who even resist hot water. Now I will drink a bottle of vodka and kill 200 baby seals with the broken bottlemad.gif


The Speedy looks sweet today as always William!!!!thumbsup.gif

Bummed to hear about the mega-tight focal screws!!!!  I haven't had mine off the stock rubber yet, but was thinking about switching things up this weekend...looks like I may be in for a bit of a challenge in getting the screws loose!  I always hope that hot water will be enough!

Maybe a longer soak in hot water, another sip of vodka to calm the nerves, hug a baby seal, and then give it another go...subtlelaugh.gif   hope they come loose!!!

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stew77 wrote:
Hammerfjord wrote: Had the Speed-Pro today. Received the Focal but can't pop the double screw-heads to change the straps: Thanks to the loctite who even resist hot water. Now I will drink a bottle of vodka and kill 200 baby seals with the broken bottlemad.gif


The Speedy looks sweet today as always William!!!!thumbsup.gif

Bummed to hear about the mega-tight focal screws!!!!  I haven't had mine off the stock rubber yet, but was thinking about switching things up this weekend...looks like I may be in for a bit of a challenge in getting the screws loose!  I always hope that hot water will be enough!

Maybe a longer soak in hot water, another sip of vodka to calm the nerves, hug a baby seal, and then give it another go...subtlelaugh.gif   hope they come loose!!!

Thanks Chris! The Speedy is a great watch: Really love it!
For the Focal screws, I got the first off with 2 screw-drivers and a bit of force... The second one didn't want: Even when I dipped the lugs in boiled water for 1 mnt. The watch gets too hot if I do longer and allready the screws been suffering marks even with the right screwdrivers...
So it's back in the box: Love is gone for now. I don't understand how can people do that, putting the føcking loctite
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Hammerfjord wrote: stew77 wrote:
Hammerfjord wrote: Had the Speed-Pro today. Received the Focal but can't pop the double screw-heads to change the straps: Thanks to the loctite who even resist hot water. Now I will drink a bottle of vodka and kill 200 baby seals with the broken bottlemad.gif


The Speedy looks sweet today as always William!!!!thumbsup.gif

Bummed to hear about the mega-tight focal screws!!!!  I haven't had mine off the stock rubber yet, but was thinking about switching things up this weekend...looks like I may be in for a bit of a challenge in getting the screws loose!  I always hope that hot water will be enough!

Maybe a longer soak in hot water, another sip of vodka to calm the nerves, hug a baby seal, and then give it another go...subtlelaugh.gif   hope they come loose!!!

Thanks Chris! The Speedy is a great watch: Really love it!
For the Focal screws, I got the first off with 2 screw-drivers and a bit of force... The second one didn't want: Even when I dipped the lugs in boiled water for 1 mnt. The watch gets too hot if I do longer and allready the screws been suffering marks even with the right screwdrivers...
So it's back in the box: Love is gone for now. I don't understand how can people do that, putting the føcking loctite
crap.gif


I hear you William...that can be frustrating as hell.

I once had to order a new set of lug bars, and then carefully dremel cut the lug bar off of one of mine a while back...and that was after the double screwdriver head-bang, followed by high force with one of those specialized tools that holds one side fixed while you grit your teeth and try to carefully loosen the other side...no love there.  crap.gif

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Happy Anniversary, Trent! That 22 year milestone is a great one.

Seiko Ananta SRQ003 newbie to start the day.



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