There's loads of them........

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That Reverso just made my "watch list".

 

some nice watches, but steep wankers' reserves!

 

I would stay away from this seller, most put together timepieces

 

Now THAT'S worth a major thanks dude!

 

Sometimes you can't but this seller buys cheap and sometimes he uses parts that are not original, many Heuer collectors are aware of what he is doing.

 

With certain brands, using correct replacement parts is acceptable - especially the lower priced manufacturers. Hamilton collectors are perfectly fine with redials too since International Dial in Ohio has many of the original dies. Personally, I can tell if the script is magnified and turned to a slight angle (if the ink has a reflection, it has depth like an original dial) and am not very keen on refinish dials that aren't perfect. If ID did a slightly better job it would be no issue. Anyway, it seems the more expensive the brand the less acceptable this practice is. There's a few Pacific Island sellers who are putting together some very nice looking Seikos and similar brands from NOS and nicely refinished parts.

 

Half of those were relistings which never sold. And Stefan, thanks for the tip. I can delete him from my list. Now I know why those never sold other than the ridiculous reserves.

 

There are a few that could be at the right price. Problem is none of them are the right price.