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Hammerfjord wrote:oagaspar wrote:Jay is a perfectionist,from the beginning with paperwork and documentation of what you want done ,right down to keeping you informed along the way w/pics and finally shipping...Jay is a great guy to deal with imho...he will be added to the "3T Friends" banner links section,I highly recommend his services...
Hammerfjord wrote:oagaspar wrote:it has a slight texture but barely visible to the naked eye....I'll take some more pics once the weather cooperates....Jay did an awesome job on this watch imho!
switch to a 5000T just back from MCWW/Cerakote/ceramic coating/snyper grey....
Never saw a coating like that! Look like rough surface titanium
Been looking them site: Seems really serious place...
I was originally going to have the bezel #'s and markers painted orange and white as on the original finish of the Doxa,but after talking to Jay and seeing the presentation,with his advice,we decided to just go with the lume pip and orange dot...I can have the bezel painted at any time if I like,but the whole stealth look really appealed to me...the deep charcoal grey coating and the satin black dial really looks awesome together.
Congrats Oscar...looks fantastic!! I had my Orsa monstrum done in the sniper grey and my Seiko monster in the sand...Both are on their way back to me... I will try to put up pics when I get them...I agree with Oscar, Jay is a great guy to work with, no nonsense , guy..
