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A warning - you morons and do it yourselfers
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Ugh, a Panerai bracelet... That will be filled with the residue of cigars, splashes of rum and remains of other manly interests 😜
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ConElPueblo
·Are you telling me you walk around with this thing in your pocket?
Is that a Bergeon 5700 in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?
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Jonatan
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ReturnOfUltraman
·With all the talk about body cheese *shiver*, we should probably move this thread to the one, "Tell me about this cheese." 😁
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Northernman
··LemaniacNothing beats a big nut and some superglue on a stainless steel case back. 😁
Have used it twice now. Guaranteed not a mark left after 10-15 minutes of soaking in acetone once the back is off.
Rescued a JLC after the watchmaker had almost given up by suggesting it (my risk).
Tried it at home later on. Old diver. No match!
The old JLC had it's share of battle scars from earlier. At least did not add to them.
Have used it twice now. Guaranteed not a mark left after 10-15 minutes of soaking in acetone once the back is off.
Rescued a JLC after the watchmaker had almost given up by suggesting it (my risk).
Tried it at home later on. Old diver. No match!
The old JLC had it's share of battle scars from earlier. At least did not add to them.
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Jonatan
·With all the talk about body cheese *shiver*, we should probably move this thread to the one, "Tell me about this cheese." 😁
Edited:
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ulackfocus
·Pictures or it's not real!
No. No pictures. Just take his word for it.
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marturx
·I have this one
Looking like this on the back
Someone has made several failed attempts to get it open. What I don't understand is why one don't give up after have failed twice, seeing the damage you already have caused! Or must have seen....😲
OK, I'm guilty of having scratched casebacks too, but never more than one failed attempt on each occasion. And I can count the failures on one hands fingers, over a period of more than 10 years
I wonder if this damage is possible to repair with lazer?
Looking like this on the back
Someone has made several failed attempts to get it open. What I don't understand is why one don't give up after have failed twice, seeing the damage you already have caused! Or must have seen....😲
OK, I'm guilty of having scratched casebacks too, but never more than one failed attempt on each occasion. And I can count the failures on one hands fingers, over a period of more than 10 years
I wonder if this damage is possible to repair with lazer?
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Jonatan
·That's not his foot is it?
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styggpyggeno1
·Nope
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styggpyggeno1
·I have this one
Looking like this on the back
Someone has made several failed attempts to get it open. What I don't understand is why one don't give up after have failed twice, seeing the damage you already have caused! Or must have seen....😲
Someone should lose his balls for that.
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Traveler
·Even more idiotic .... The guy at AP told me they see this surprisingly frequently - someone trying to open a Royal Oak by attacking the hexagonal screws on the front 
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styggpyggeno1
·Training for AP owners
