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  • #16
    Originally posted by nim
    is it ref 1803?
    Hello there, today I confirm yes, it is
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    • #17
      Restored to original... Feel free to comment cheers
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      • #18
        It's beautiful!

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        • #19
          Spent mostly on labour only. Fortunately, the original parts during purchase was kept safely...
          • Restored aftermarket diamond bracelet
          • Restored aftermarket diamond bezel
          • Restored display crystal glass back to acrylic

          However, unable to restore 1 part, I believe the experts can spot it

          Beautiful timepiece from my late-Grandfather... Anyone knows which year/date for this model?

          cheers
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          • #20
            60's to 70's my grandad hv the 1807 with bark bezel and bracelet. His gold diam dial is not as cool as yr black one, maybe ask him to change lol.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by nim
              its the gold plated i think
              Wrong. It's solid 18k gold.

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              • #22
                Kinda disappointed & upset as RSC refused servicing for my watch today...
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                • #23
                  Originally posted by teojimmy View Post
                  Spent mostly on labour only. Fortunately, the original parts during purchase was kept safely...
                  • Restored aftermarket diamond bracelet
                  • Restored aftermarket diamond bezel
                  • Restored display crystal glass back to acrylic

                  However, unable to restore 1 part, I believe the experts can spot it

                  Beautiful timepiece from my late-Grandfather... Anyone knows which year/date for this model?

                  cheers
                  Restored display crystal glass back to acrylic?? saphire crystal can't fit non qs dd...
                  Daytona 116519 Meteorite, 16528 MK3 dia
                  Reb Sub 1680 MK2 x 2, mk4, MK6 BP ,116613LB Dia, 16610LV MK1
                  GMT 1675 Pepsi MK1, GILT BP,GMT 16753 Nipple Mocha x2 bp
                  GMT II 16760 Coke FAT Lady, 16758 nipple
                  DD 6611B x 2, 1803 RG, wide boy
                  DD 18038 Dia, 18039, 18308 dia
                  , 18238 malachite
                  DJ 6520, 6605, 6581, 1601/1603 x 6, 16220/30/34 cream
                  AP 15300 Black
                  Tudor 7016 small rose gilt dial
                  GP 18k RG
                  IWC Port 3714 Chrono
                  Chronoswiss Skeleton
                  Corum Bubble Lucifer

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by minimerc View Post
                    Restored display crystal glass back to acrylic?? saphire crystal can't fit non qs dd...
                    After market crystal can

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                    • #25
                      I have a 1807 President that some silly person tested with acid on link of bracelet, anybody know how to clean this stain out? Thanks in advance

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by saint7 View Post
                        I have a 1807 President that some silly person tested with acid on link of bracelet, anybody know how to clean this stain out? Thanks in advance
                        To test if bracelet is real gold? What a silly test. Just weigh the bracelet and u will know if its 18k. Probably a Jeweller will know how to fix your link. Else that spot will slowly patinised and less visibly obvious.
                        Daytona 116519 Meteorite, 16528 MK3 dia
                        Reb Sub 1680 MK2 x 2, mk4, MK6 BP ,116613LB Dia, 16610LV MK1
                        GMT 1675 Pepsi MK1, GILT BP,GMT 16753 Nipple Mocha x2 bp
                        GMT II 16760 Coke FAT Lady, 16758 nipple
                        DD 6611B x 2, 1803 RG, wide boy
                        DD 18038 Dia, 18039, 18308 dia
                        , 18238 malachite
                        DJ 6520, 6605, 6581, 1601/1603 x 6, 16220/30/34 cream
                        AP 15300 Black
                        Tudor 7016 small rose gilt dial
                        GP 18k RG
                        IWC Port 3714 Chrono
                        Chronoswiss Skeleton
                        Corum Bubble Lucifer

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                        • #27
                          hope it was tested on the inside at least ..

                          Originally posted by saint7 View Post
                          I have a 1807 President that some silly person tested with acid on link of bracelet, anybody know how to clean this stain out? Thanks in advance

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by minimerc View Post
                            To test if bracelet is real gold? What a silly test. Just weigh the bracelet and u will know if its 18k. Probably a Jeweller will know how to fix your link. Else that spot will slowly patinised and less visibly obvious.
                            The weight may not be the best test, mate. But to put acid, errrrrr......

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by saint7 View Post
                              I have a 1807 President that some silly person tested with acid on link of bracelet, anybody know how to clean this stain out? Thanks in advance
                              Your best bet is cape cod cloth.
                              It will be able to clean off the acid.
                              But the biggest problem is that the acid by now would be in the metal and not just on the surface.
                              So after a period of time, the stain will resurface.

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                              • #30
                                Go rsc never wrong.
                                People don't run a company so big and charge so high for nothing.
                                Outside I don't really trust unless they allow u to sit beside them and look at how they do your watch.
                                Technicians himself from Pxxg Kxxx watch can tell me don't buy and service watch here and outside. Parts tends to get changed.
                                Of cos not change to imitation parts, but just changed to older parts.
                                Meaning u buy a brand new car but fitting with a 3years old engine.

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