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Old 25 January 2023, 12:07 AM   #1
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NOS, Repainted or Refinished?

Curious as to others thoughts….

Looking at buying a datewheel for my GMT. I come across NOS, Repainted, Refinished. Do you think it makes a difference? Me I think the NOS but as we know there is quite a price difference.
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Old 25 January 2023, 12:32 AM   #2
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Curious as to others thoughts….

Looking at buying a datewheel for my GMT. I come across NOS, Repainted, Refinished. Do you think it makes a difference? Me I think the NOS but as we know there is quite a price difference.
NOS.

If you're going to have someone pull the Dial and hands, might as well do it right the first time. Would be a shame to have a refinished date wheel installed only to have it stick because they painted it too thick, slightly worn teeth, possible distortion to the metal from the refurb, etc.

Personally I get nervous anytime I have work done on a watch, so I do my best to minimize going in there.
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Old 25 January 2023, 12:53 AM   #3
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NOS.

If you're going to have someone pull the Dial and hands, might as well do it right the first time. Would be a shame to have a refinished date wheel installed only to have it stick because they painted it too thick, slightly worn teeth, possible distortion to the metal from the refurb, etc.

Personally I get nervous anytime I have work done on a watch, so I do my best to minimize going in there.
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How much are they asking for an original date wheel these days?
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