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24 March 2022, 10:45 AM | #1 |
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Building Tudor/rolex
I recently got into servicing mechanical and automatic watches. So far I’ve done full disassembly’s; ultrasonic clean, oil, and reassemble to a few ETA movements and I’m itching for a vintage Rolex now. My question is, I’m currently looking at a full mechanical 1940 tudor movement with dial/hands and wondering if I can use a 6565 case or a 6580 case for it? I believe the dial is 28mm, or is it frowned upon to get a mechanical hand wind 1600 Cellini and modify it to fit an oyster case as well?
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24 March 2022, 06:56 PM | #2 |
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Real Name: Scott
Location: London
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Frowned upon by whom?
You can do anything you like with things you own. But it will obviously not be considered a genuine product. |
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