- Posts
- 22
- Likes
- 38
metalgear
·Anyone know if a sapphire caseback exists for limited edition LMPO?
What about the Limited edition Liquidmetal Planet Ocean today ?
- Posts
- 722
- Likes
- 952
jcmartinez98
·is the titanium 8500 PO the same as the limited edition that everyone raves about?
sure looks like it (except blue vs black)
sure looks like it (except blue vs black)
- Posts
- 4,402
- Likes
- 5,797
JohnSteed
·Anyone know if a sapphire caseback exists for limited edition LMPO?
Check out http://www.customwatchconcepts.com for more info
- Posts
- 4,402
- Likes
- 5,797
- Posts
- 967
- Likes
- 1,017
ctime3
·Thanks I agree the stainless chrono version is a tank but very cool. The definition hits ya more than the non chrono if that makes sense
- Posts
- 4,402
- Likes
- 5,797
JohnSteed
·makes perfect sense, of course!
[ not wearing now .... but you get the picture ]
[ not wearing now .... but you get the picture ]
- Posts
- 967
- Likes
- 1,017
ctime3
·Holy moly that looks awesome everytime I see it in pics and in person. Are you looking at the new seamaster 300 when it comes out
- Posts
- 4,402
- Likes
- 5,797
JohnSteed
·Looking, gazing, ....,
- Posts
- 967
- Likes
- 1,017
ctime3
·I saw it in person. At the beginning which I still think I said the PO is a better look. But it's a cool dress up compliment to the PO if that makes sense. If a person can afford the blue liquid metal that looks awesome.
- Posts
- 388
- Likes
- 173
roach7
·i wished I kept mine, maybe time to get it back
- Posts
- 22
- Likes
- 38
metalgear
·still loving it
- Posts
- 5,753
- Likes
- 2,935
Privateday7
·PO LM is a very desirable watch. I concur.
However a month ago during a GTG somebody bring both original PO LM and PO LM replica, a high quality one. It took me 2 minutes with a loupe to find minute differences. It was that scary.
However a month ago during a GTG somebody bring both original PO LM and PO LM replica, a high quality one. It took me 2 minutes with a loupe to find minute differences. It was that scary.
- Posts
- 22
- Likes
- 38
metalgear
·PO LM is a very desirable watch. I concur.
However a month ago during a GTG somebody bring both original PO LM and PO LM replica, a high quality one. It took me 2 minutes with a loupe to find minute differences. It was that scary.
edit: i just noticed this little engraving on the back of mine. is this a security seal of some sort and did you see it on the replica?
- Posts
- 5,753
- Likes
- 2,935
Privateday7
·I've only seen pics and discussion of it on the internet. Can you share what you saw as the differences under the loupe ? I guess the obvious one would be the serial number? I don't suppose that the counterfeiters take the trouble to number them individually? Not so sure about box and papers and cards - these would be easier to replicate compared to a caseback!
edit: i just noticed this little engraving on the back of mine. is this a security seal of some sort and did you see it on the replica?
Both serial number and globe logo seal are present in the replica. Few differences exists are in date window & quality of script font. If I don't have the original side by side, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
You are right I think the replica will have similar serial number and edition number. I am not sure about the box and papers, since my friend only brought the watch.
- Posts
- 6,832
- Likes
- 13,793
Nobel Prize
··Spell Master!LOOvE the LM 2500. I have the standard 2500 with the orange 12,6,9 numbers. I love it but I would gets one in a second instead. I originally got that one because having an SM 300 and a speedy I thought the third one should be a little sportier. Get the LM, it's a perfect watch.
- Posts
- 22
- Likes
- 38
metalgear
·Do you guys bring the watch in for servicing before the 4 year warranty is up? If so what does the servicing cover and are there any charges beyond what is covered in the warranty?
- Posts
- 1,634
- Likes
- 1,125
Mothra
·Sorry to bring bad news, but the warranty is for things gone wrong - it doesn't get you a free service.
- Posts
- 22
- Likes
- 38
metalgear
·Ok I would understand that. If so what to expect in terms of costs for a relatively new piece ? I guess my concerns come from this having a 2500 movement (c or d) and I understand that there are service bulletins issued to fix recognized faults , should I expect them to fix it at no cost at least under warranty ?
- Posts
- 22
- Likes
- 38
metalgear
·playing with my macro lens attachment on my smartphone, really hard to capture with the highly reflective surface, but mersmerizing up close!
- Posts
- 27,368
- Likes
- 69,781
Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerOk I would understand that. If so what to expect in terms of costs for a relatively new piece ? I guess my concerns come from this having a 2500 movement (c or d) and I understand that there are service bulletins issued to fix recognized faults , should I expect them to fix it at no cost at least under warranty ?
Not sure what you are saying...is the watch currently functioning properly? If yes, there is no warranty issue, so if you want it serviced you will pay for that. The price for a full service would include the appropriate replacement parts that are needed.
Cheers, Al
