Posts 251 Likes 671 fergusm ·Feb 20, 2019 I’d like to replace the crystal on my 16800 (pictured) for one without the cyclops. Can anyone recommend a watchmaker in London or Dublin who can do this and is there a particular part number I should be looking out for?
Posts 2,710 Likes 17,410 jaguar11 ·Feb 20, 2019 I hear there is a way to remove the cyclops. Try a search on Google.....
Posts 251 Likes 671 fergusm ·Feb 20, 2019 jaguar11 I hear there is a way to remove the cyclops. Try a search on Google..... I’ve seen the videos on YouTube but am not that brave. I think I’d prefer a new crystal and I’ll keep the old one in case I ever decide to sell the watch.
Posts 491 Likes 909 DRjre086 ·Feb 26, 2019 fergusm Decided just to chop it off in the end.. Well, I’d say you not only did a great job “chopping it off” but it looks much better IMO. Very nice watch.
Posts 491 Likes 909 DRjre086 ·Feb 26, 2019 fergusm I decided that my 16750 deserved the same treatment.. Ooooo, nice!
Posts 2,578 Likes 11,935 Togri v. 2.0 ·Feb 28, 2019·Wow! Custom title... cool You have all started down the path leading to the dark side. That cyclops is supposed to stay on
Posts 251 Likes 671 fergusm ·Feb 28, 2019 VintageWatchIta I prefer it without Cyclope!! really cool 😀 yeah thanks, I'm happy with how it turned out. I think those 2 will spend much more time on my wrist now
Posts 251 Likes 671 fergusm ·Feb 28, 2019 Deafboy How did you remove the lens? I took it to a watchmaker who seemed to know what to do. For the Sub, they hacked it off I believe after warming it up and loosening the glue. For the GMT, it was polished off.