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Breitling Smartwatches ;-)
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MadDog,

Engravers who use modern CNC engraving machines can duplicate that buckle in finest detail, in any material you want, in any size you want. So, if you really MUST have a replica, and are prepare to ante up, you could have one for wear on one of your watches........!
 
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Today my Cosmic on its new blue Hirsch leather shoes shoes 😀👍

(photo from yesterday as I didn't have time to post it then)
 
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Hi

Still trying to capture the dial on this one....how about....😉



Best - Neil
 
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Put the shark back on the Rainbow for a while.
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2 Walthams in a row..... I'm having a rough week. At least this one is a bit newer....

1894 Model 88 Waltham Riverside

 
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Put the shark back on the Rainbow for a while.
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HOT HOT HOT! 😎 😎 😎

Very nice! 👍 👍 👍
 
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It's been the JLC Master Compressor Memovox the last couple of days...



Timing the heater - takes a while to get hot enough to soften the shellac...



1/2 of 1/100th of a mm should do it...



Cheers, Al
 
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It's been the JLC Master Compressor Memovox the last couple of days...



Timing the heater - takes a while to get hot enough to soften the shellac...



1/2 of 1/100th of a mm should do it...



Cheers, Al

Very interesting, excellent photos of the minutiae that is involved in watchmaking. Question, does the shellac harden after cooling or does it require you to apply new?
 
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Hi

Still trying to capture the dial on this one....how about....😉



Best - Neil
Simply amazing !!!
 
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Put the shark back on the Rainbow for a while.
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Nice to have both original options. 👍
 
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Very interesting, excellent photos of the minutiae that is involved in watchmaking. Question, does the shellac harden after cooling or does it require you to apply new?

It will harden again when it cools. You just have to be careful not to heat it too high or too long and it's all good.

Cheers, Al