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Current Collection :
1) Rolex YG White Mother of Pearl Roman Dial Datejust 16018 (8 mil Serial)
2) Rolex YG Black Computer Roman Dial Datejust 16238 (L Serial)
3) Rolex TT Blue Submariner 16613LB (M Serial)
4) Rolex YG Red Vignette DayDate 18038 (8 mil Serial)
5) Rolex PT Pinkish White MOP DayDate 18206 (A Serial)
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Originally posted by Subdude View PostDidn't Rolex make a Daytona with a meteorite dial some time back? Anybody here has one? Would love to see some pics.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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looks smart in black. now time to buy a few straps and change every so often so that you have a fresh look for every occasion[U]Currently wearing[/U]:
[SIZE="1"]TT Datejust with diamond dial - sold!
Blue 6694
Seiko SD-lookalike[/SIZE]
[U]"My collection"[/U]:
[SIZE="1"]Blue 6694; TT DJ w diamond dial.[/SIZE]
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Originally posted by Darkangel View PostBro your pic not loading...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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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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Originally posted by seiko.citizen View Postlooks smart in black. now time to buy a few straps and change every so often so that you have a fresh look for every occasionDaytona 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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Originally posted by minimerc View PostBro, how to change straps? Any threads here on changing straps? Scare scratch the case. What colour straps matches the watch well? Thinking of getting a dark red straps like Ian limm's red strap (on his yg Dd). Any suggestions? Many thanks.
using a springbar fork, slowly and gently release the springbars from in between the case. to avoid scratches, you may want to take up the lugs incase your springbars slip, i dont usually bother with tape, as i tend to go nice and slow.
if you intend on changing straps on a regular basis, you may want to consider investing in a quality set of tools. at the minimum, you will want the following:
bergeon 6111 (springbar tool)
i dont exactly remember how the endlinks on the 116519 are like.[U]Currently wearing[/U]:
[SIZE="1"]TT Datejust with diamond dial - sold!
Blue 6694
Seiko SD-lookalike[/SIZE]
[U]"My collection"[/U]:
[SIZE="1"]Blue 6694; TT DJ w diamond dial.[/SIZE]
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Thanks. Got one which came with my previous watch purchases. Got 2 leather straps, so been practicing on my other gmts with pin holes. Haven't tried on those without pin holes though...
Originally posted by seiko.citizen View Postopen up the bracelet so that it can lay flat on the table.
using a springbar fork, slowly and gently release the springbars from in between the case. to avoid scratches, you may want to take up the lugs incase your springbars slip, i dont usually bother with tape, as i tend to go nice and slow.
if you intend on changing straps on a regular basis, you may want to consider investing in a quality set of tools. at the minimum, you will want the following:
bergeon 6111 (springbar tool)
i dont exactly remember how the endlinks on the 116519 are like.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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Originally posted by minimerc View PostThanks. Got one which came with my previous watch purchases. Got 2 leather straps, so been practicing on my other gmts with pin holes. Haven't tried on those without pin holes though...“Watches, no matter how much they cost, are better at telling time than making a person happy.†- Thomas J. Stanley
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