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http://www.ofrei.com/page1170.html

(I can't copy info over to here, due to copyright protection)


I know that the case size will be a turn off for some . . . well, most (me included) . . . but the concept is fascinating.


For me . . . the added bonus of a 7751 layout (which is a movement of great pursuit for me . . . again) is appealing.

I think this kind of a project would be fun. Just need to surf and find a used 7751 (good luck) :lol


How about others???? Can you find sites that would allow you to "build your own" watch/grail???? Suit YOUR tastes . . . that's what it's about.:l

 

[Spaceview]

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Very cool. I'm not going to try it but I know some of you guys have the skills to make a cheap 7751.....

 

[djpop]

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VERY INTERESTING RICK I WISH I COULD PUT SOMETHING LIKE THAT TOGETHER.

 

[Watchguru58]

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They are a good company to do business with. I have purchased watch tools from them and they are top of the line Swiss watch tools.

 

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After posting this, I noticed that the site states that the kits are "Temporarily out of stock due to movement shortage."

I think we'll be seeing a lot more of this example with all ETA movements . . . sooner than we'd like!

I can remember visiting this site (years ago) and finding a movement for my (then) wife's watch and the ETA movements were relatively inexpensive.

 

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Pretty neat stuff Rick. Thanks for posting the link.