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17 Apr 2012, 01:07
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1. Panquartz with tilted face, condition wise it is a little shabby chic with almost total gold loss but still kinda funky, thanks to Funkyguy for this one.
2. Trafalgar, nice interesting case shape, another one with thanks to Funkyguy.
3. Klaiber, purchased from Hanno and fitted with a converted SASM33 module, it's a cracking watch, if he has any more I would highly recommend it to others, my photo's do not do this watch justice it is a really nice quality watch and so much nicer than the photo suggests.
4. Croton dual display, thanks to Ed for the supply of the module.
5.Trafalgar semi driver.
6. Quasar semi driver, rare shaped watch which I was very pleased to find.
7. Hamilton.
8.Elgin.
9. Arnex.
10. Croton, I cheated with this one, the module is from a woman's led watch that I modified using conductive copper tape and a little artistic license, it works OK but the setting procedure is a little tricky.
11. Rodania.
1. Panquartz with tilted face, condition wise it is a little shabby chic with almost total gold loss but still kinda funky, thanks to Funkyguy for this one.
2. Trafalgar, nice interesting case shape, another one with thanks to Funkyguy.
3. Klaiber, purchased from Hanno and fitted with a converted SASM33 module, it's a cracking watch, if he has any more I would highly recommend it to others, my photo's do not do this watch justice it is a really nice quality watch and so much nicer than the photo suggests.
4. Croton dual display, thanks to Ed for the supply of the module.
5.Trafalgar semi driver.
6. Quasar semi driver, rare shaped watch which I was very pleased to find.
7. Hamilton.
8.Elgin.
9. Arnex.
10. Croton, I cheated with this one, the module is from a woman's led watch that I modified using conductive copper tape and a little artistic license, it works OK but the setting procedure is a little tricky.
11. Rodania.
