Show us your Snoopy 50th

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bsowers34

·Mar 4, 2025

I’ll start, thought it would be fun for everyone to post their elusive Snoopy in one place.

 

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cuonglm

·Mar 4, 2025

I already posted this multiple times today 🐼🐶⚙️🚀

 

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Gael.Bx

·Mar 10, 2025

here is mine

 

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denisar16

·Mar 17, 2025

Tried to get an artsy shot or two, but here is my newest baby on an Apollo 11 flat link. Near flawless in my opinion.

 

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bsowers34

·Mar 17, 2025

denisar16

Tried to get an artsy shot or two, but here is my newest baby on an Apollo 11 flat link. Near flawless in my opinion.

Thanks! I was looking at that bracelet and saw you bought it.

 

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texasmade

·Mar 20, 2025

Mine is still in the shop being repaired. Hopefully I'll have mine back by end of the month.

 

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bsowers34

·Mar 21, 2025

texasmade

Mine is still in the shop being repaired. Hopefully I'll have mine back by end of the month.

What is it with new 3861s? Lots of people with broken ones. My new white one had to be repaired after a couple months because it only ran 8-12 hours on a wind.

 

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dayto88

·Mar 21, 2025

im after buying one.. hope it comes soon as it is my fav piece ever!

 

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bsowers34

·Mar 21, 2025

D dayto88

im after buying one.. hope it comes soon as it is my fav piece ever!

Good luck. Hope you get one.

 

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Evitzee

·Mar 21, 2025

It's natural for owner's whose 3861 has failed to come here to report it, but the many thousands that are ticking away to spec don't get a mention. I doubt the failure rate at this point is any worse than any other mass produced movement. They had a problem when they were first produced but they were taken care of a few years ago under warranty. Solid upgrade over the older 1861.

 

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texasmade

·Mar 21, 2025

Evitzee

It's natural for owner's whose 3861 has failed to come here to report it, but the many thousands that are ticking away to spec don't get a mention. I doubt the failure rate at this point is any worse than any other mass produced movement. They had a problem when they were first produced but they were taken care of a few years ago under warranty. Solid upgrade over the older 1861.

Yeah I think the reason why there's such a high perceived failure rate is because 2 reasons:
1. new movement
2. not as many out there compared to the 1861.

I'm sure after the 10 year mark, the failure rate of the 3861 will be basically 0. Mine failed at year 3 of ownership.

 

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watchstick_81

·Mar 21, 2025

No failures here!

 

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bsowers34

·Mar 24, 2025

watchstick_81

No failures here!

Love the flatlink. Got a 57 ordered. I will deal with the endlinks, I don't want anything aftermarket or modified.

 

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watchstick_81

·Mar 24, 2025

bsowers34

Love the flatlink. Got a 57 ordered.

This is the Apollo 11 50th flatlink and that requires 1.4mm thick springbars. The latest 57 flatlink bracelet is a perfect fit without any modifications needed. Only minor downside are the endlinks extruding the lugs a bit. I have it on my Ultraman.