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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 04:36 pm
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A side view. :)

Another off my wish list nailed down.
Loaded with a ETA 2824, 25-jewel Automatic
Case Diameter: 42mm (46mm including crown)
The date magnifier on the inside of the sapphire crystal
Diver buckle with double safety clasp
Awesome packaging that it came in too. WOW!

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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 04:38 pm
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Profile view...

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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 04:39 pm
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Nice one Skip... congrats - you're having a good week with incomings.... hand6.gif

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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 04:54 pm
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I like it! The interior cyclops is such a great idea hand6.gif

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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 05:44 pm
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lookin' good buddy...like the bluehand6.gif

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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 06:40 pm
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Thanks but may be short lived. :(

Hay before I ship this back tomorrow dose anyone know if there is some secret to the screws in the bracelet? :?
I could not get them out so took it down to my watch guy and he was stumped too. So if I can't size this I will just send it back. Very weird. I rarely get watches with a bracelet do to having to bother with sizing and all now I will stay away from them even more. He sized the Alba in a minute.


But very annoyed! I had to wait this long to get it and can't even wear it now. :shock:

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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 06:46 pm
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Do you use two screwdrivers? One on each side...like they screw into each other? When i had my Conquistador,i think it was like that too.

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Exactly... using two screw drivers, and a steady hand, use one to hold the left screw head in place, while you use the other to unscrew the right screw head (or vice versa if your left handed).  A watch guy shoulda had a jig made just for this; but you should be able to get it.   Don't give up Skip - too nice a fish to throw back....yet... ;)

watchluvr1 wrote:
Do you use two screwdrivers? One on each side...like they screw into each other? When i had my Conquistador,i think it was like that too.

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Looks like a nice one. Try the dual screw drivers method if possible. Nice color and great idea having the cyclops on the underside of the crystal.

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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 07:04 pm
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No I only have one screw driver that size. And a bit of arthritis in the thumbs so not to steady anymore. :?

I waited till today so I could take both watches in. Only go to town about once a week.

This is a small town. Good watch guy he just dose not see many high end watches. He said today 2/3 of the ones he has seen are mine. LOL :D

I'll have to take a closer look. Maybe I can take off the bracelet and put on a rubber strap. Not going to make a trip to Seattle for one watch job.

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A nice 'TT1-style' strap would look good on that one... like the one I have on my Seastar...



Am gonna try one on my MarcelloC Tridente too, or maybe a blue croc strap...hand6.gif

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 Posted: Wed May 30th, 2007 07:23 pm
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Looks like the lug area is to complicated for me to deal with. I'll call around and see if anyone the next town over has experience with such bracelets. If so maybe I will go over Saturday.

I knew I had a good reason for staying clear of watches with such bracelets and now I remember what it was. A pain to size! :(

Annoys me there is no info on this in the manual or on their site. :?

I love the watch but man I am pissed. waited and have to wait more. I don't do waiting well if I don't know before hand I am going to have to. Years of dealing with Veterans affairs has shot my waiting ability to almost nothing.

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