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Hello from Minnesota
Hey all, my name is Bob. I got an automatic datejust rep many years ago in New York, it’s still ticking away.
My son (6 yr old) picked out a watch for me for Xmas last year. The battery recently died and opened it up to replace it. The screws on the movement were barely scored and I could not get it off, so I fired up the computer in search of a way to remove the screw and found this forum among others in the process.
I got my solution (cut the groove deeper with an x-acto knife). I also got hooked on reps in the process. Since then I’ve accumulated a couple more, pics below.
Now I’ve got the itch to do a franken 16200 to replace the datejust and then a 16610.
IWC annual
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...ef03f00648.jpg
Noob sub v6 with a2836
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6631bc5b57.jpg
Trusty old datejust that is like to recreate with gen parts. Id be curious to know if anyone recognizes the movement, it has held up for 12+ years with no service at all.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...b2bdb7cf34.jpg
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...9100e97298.jpg
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Hi, welcome! I'm sure you will enjoy it here. The movement in the datejust looks like an ETA 2824. With that age of rep, it may be a Swiss and not a clone.