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Statius
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Just picked this up today.  Took me a heck of a time to get the bracelet off and the rubber on, but worth it in the end.  The bracelet is great, but too heavy for me.  I think, as has been said here before, this is definitely a band watch.  I can't wait for my dark brown leather; I think it'll go great with the black.  We'll have to wait and see, though. 

Anyway, this is a beautiful piece and super comfortable to wear.  Here's some quick and dirty shots.  I'll try a better series tomorrow, if I can.  Enjoy!






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I love that PVD! Congrats!

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that's an Awesome combo...Congrats! yourock.gif

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Oh yea looking good! ;)

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That looks awesome, Hope mine comes soon, nice watches, Ralf, Steve and the forum did a bang up job on this edition

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Looks great, the perfect contrast between the dial and case Thumbsup3.gif

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Very nice! The brown will make it even better. Wear it well! ThumbsUp02.gif

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SAWEEEET!!Thumbsup3.gif

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Congrats Statius!!!...and thank for sharing your pics.

This is the first BRG in PVD that I've seen and it looks spectacular!!!ThumbsUp02.gif

Very nice combo there!!!!

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A dark brown leather strap will look great with that watch. :cool:

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NICE! Do you have new pics, maybe with a leather strap? Camera_photos.gi

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Jayo wrote: NICE! Do you have new pics, maybe with a leather strap? Camera_photos.gi


I'm waiting for the strap Ralf is sending.  I don't have another.  If I don't love it, I won't try to put it on just to see, since it was quite the job just to get the rubber on (I employed, quite literally!, a hammer at one point:shock:).  We shall wait and see.

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please not the hammer! ...with new rubber straps you want to clear the way for the tube 1st by running a paper clip through it a few times to remove any excess rubber in there...this also helps to keep the long tube clear of any matter that may clog the threaded hole as well when installing the strap....the holes on most rubber straps fit tight and I have found by "lubing the tube" with vaseline or something along that line will help glide it through easier! :D...hope this helps ....

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I actually did run a paper-clip through both lug holes:).  The problem was the one hole (11 o'clock side) was super tight, no matter what I did.  Putting the tube in the other side (1 o'clock) was fine, but when it got to the 11 o'clock side it wouldn't go in, so the screw couldn't reach it.  I had to go in from the hard side first.  Just to get it through the hole, which I had cleaned out, I had to gently tap the lug tube with a hammer.  I covered the head with some cloth and held the watch in my hand to absorb the shock. 

Anyway, after the tube got about a 1/4 of a way in, it loosened up and the tube slid the rest of the way easily.

Anyway, it's in now, and there it will stay unless that leather is absolutely awesome (which I'm pretty sure it will be!:P)

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sounds like a plan Stat!....looking forward to your pics Buddy! hand6.gif


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