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13 June 2017, 06:51 AM
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Real Name: Carlos
Location: Eivissa
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Help please! Oysterlock question.
Hi all,
I'm working in a new project and I'm searching and buying pieces to complete it. I'm modifying a 116200 (dial,hands,date wheel...) Nothing amazing but I'm happy with the idea. The only thing I'm obsessed is that I'm working on a boat and my worst nightmare is to lose the watch if the clasp opens accidentally. I want to change the clasp and fix an oysterlock (YM, GMT...), Is this possible?? My knowledge about bracelets and clasps is very limited. Sorry. Thanks in advance for your help!! Have a nice day! "If you're not having fun you're doing something wrong". Groucho Marx. |
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13 June 2017, 08:35 AM
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Hi Carlos! How's things?
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13 June 2017, 11:28 PM
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Very busy now! Working on many projects!! "If you're not having fun you're doing something wrong". Groucho Marx. |
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