jkf vintage sub site forum.replica-watch.info | Finally Joined The Vintage Sub Club! Modded JKF/Cartel 1680 jkf vintage sub site forum.replica-watch.info There are some bonesey tutorials on doing vintage work on watches, but I didn't see one specifically aimed at how to take these apart. I'll try to tell you what I've learned (the hard way). This will look at breaking down the watch, drilling the lugs, bleaching the bezel, and replacing the plexi. Trang web chính thức của LOUIS VUITTON tại Việt Nam - Khám phá thế giới của Louis Vuitton, cập nhật thông tin mới nhất, xem bộ sưu tập dành cho Nam và Nữ, tìm cửa hàng.
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Want to mod that Cartel JKF factory vintage sub
There are some bonesey tutorials on doing vintage work on watches, but I didn't see one specifically aimed at how to take these apart. I'll try to tell you what I've learned (the hard way). This will look at breaking down the watch, drilling the lugs, bleaching the bezel, and replacing the plexi. Does anyone know if JKF makes a 5513/5512? I currently have a JKF 1680, which runs AMAZING and has superb SEL. For this reason I am pretty biased towards the 5512/5513 being from same factory. Or is there a better maker out there for these models?
Seems that stocks of the JKF are running low, and the assembly shop is putting the vintage 4-digit Subs together using whatever is available (or just supplying BP instead). Click to expand. I received my jkf red sub from trusty and it has a spring wire like you mentioned.
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JKF/ Cartel 1680 Red sub with bleached bezel and light ageing, purchased from u/dzhonathan. Absolutely love this watch imo it really captures the vintage charm of the 1680. Love the plexi crystal and flat caseback. I thought there used to be a JK factory that did vintage subs and that morphed into JKF. I went to trusty's site and the BP factory making vintage subs is now referred to as BPF. these are both cartel subs as far as I'm concerned- they're ok and with a . Wall of Images. This was originally a JKF Submariner, so the lugs were slightly wider and the crown guards were much chunkier than gen. My goal is to create a heavily used, but not abused 5513, circa late 1960s. The watch would have been polished a few times in its life, but never religiously. I picked up a ZF Black Bay blue, regulated it to seconds a day and am now wanting to pursue the vintage sub I missed out on. Questions: 1) JKF plexi/dial It seems from the images that the Tudor sub crystals from JKF may have the magnifier in the correct spot for ETA date window, but in the pics it looks like the date wheel is in the Rolex .
Ordered this JKF Rolex 5513 on Jan 4th from Marvelous Reps which is a TD on RWI that specializes in vintage reps. It cost 0 shipped which is amazing for what you are getting. I had the option of a 2836 clone or the DG2813. I went with the 2813 as it is closer to gen in BPH and to save 0. There are some bonesey tutorials on doing vintage work on watches, but I didn't see one specifically aimed at how to take these apart. I'll try to tell you what I've learned (the hard way). This will look at breaking down the watch, drilling the lugs, bleaching the bezel, and replacing the plexi.
I have two different Rolex 5513 Submariner reps on the way, one vintage lume/meters first by JK, as well as one white lume/feet first by BP. I will probably end up gifting one of them. Right now I am only going off of QC photos for a cosmetic accuracy comparison; there will be individual reviews on both upon arrival. There are some bonesey tutorials on doing vintage work on watches, but I didn't see one specifically aimed at how to take these apart. I'll try to tell you what I've learned (the hard way). This will look at breaking down the watch, drilling the lugs, bleaching the bezel, and replacing the plexi.
Does anyone know if JKF makes a 5513/5512? I currently have a JKF 1680, which runs AMAZING and has superb SEL. For this reason I am pretty biased towards the 5512/5513 being from same factory. Or is there a better maker out there for these models? Seems that stocks of the JKF are running low, and the assembly shop is putting the vintage 4-digit Subs together using whatever is available (or just supplying BP instead). Click to expand. I received my jkf red sub from trusty and it has a spring wire like you mentioned. JKF/ Cartel 1680 Red sub with bleached bezel and light ageing, purchased from u/dzhonathan. Absolutely love this watch imo it really captures the vintage charm of the 1680. Love the plexi crystal and flat caseback. I thought there used to be a JK factory that did vintage subs and that morphed into JKF. I went to trusty's site and the BP factory making vintage subs is now referred to as BPF. these are both cartel subs as far as I'm concerned- they're ok and with a .
Wall of Images. This was originally a JKF Submariner, so the lugs were slightly wider and the crown guards were much chunkier than gen. My goal is to create a heavily used, but not abused 5513, circa late 1960s. The watch would have been polished a few times in its life, but never religiously. I picked up a ZF Black Bay blue, regulated it to seconds a day and am now wanting to pursue the vintage sub I missed out on. Questions: 1) JKF plexi/dial It seems from the images that the Tudor sub crystals from JKF may have the magnifier in the correct spot for ETA date window, but in the pics it looks like the date wheel is in the Rolex .
Ordered this JKF Rolex 5513 on Jan 4th from Marvelous Reps which is a TD on RWI that specializes in vintage reps. It cost 0 shipped which is amazing for what you are getting. I had the option of a 2836 clone or the DG2813. I went with the 2813 as it is closer to gen in BPH and to save 0.
There are some bonesey tutorials on doing vintage work on watches, but I didn't see one specifically aimed at how to take these apart. I'll try to tell you what I've learned (the hard way). This will look at breaking down the watch, drilling the lugs, bleaching the bezel, and replacing the plexi.
I have two different Rolex 5513 Submariner reps on the way, one vintage lume/meters first by JK, as well as one white lume/feet first by BP. I will probably end up gifting one of them. Right now I am only going off of QC photos for a cosmetic accuracy comparison; there will be individual reviews on both upon arrival. There are some bonesey tutorials on doing vintage work on watches, but I didn't see one specifically aimed at how to take these apart. I'll try to tell you what I've learned (the hard way). This will look at breaking down the watch, drilling the lugs, bleaching the bezel, and replacing the plexi. Does anyone know if JKF makes a 5513/5512? I currently have a JKF 1680, which runs AMAZING and has superb SEL. For this reason I am pretty biased towards the 5512/5513 being from same factory. Or is there a better maker out there for these models? Seems that stocks of the JKF are running low, and the assembly shop is putting the vintage 4-digit Subs together using whatever is available (or just supplying BP instead). Click to expand. I received my jkf red sub from trusty and it has a spring wire like you mentioned.
JKF/ Cartel 1680 Red sub with bleached bezel and light ageing, purchased from u/dzhonathan. Absolutely love this watch imo it really captures the vintage charm of the 1680. Love the plexi crystal and flat caseback. I thought there used to be a JK factory that did vintage subs and that morphed into JKF. I went to trusty's site and the BP factory making vintage subs is now referred to as BPF. these are both cartel subs as far as I'm concerned- they're ok and with a . Wall of Images. This was originally a JKF Submariner, so the lugs were slightly wider and the crown guards were much chunkier than gen. My goal is to create a heavily used, but not abused 5513, circa late 1960s. The watch would have been polished a few times in its life, but never religiously.
I picked up a ZF Black Bay blue, regulated it to seconds a day and am now wanting to pursue the vintage sub I missed out on. Questions: 1) JKF plexi/dial It seems from the images that the Tudor sub crystals from JKF may have the magnifier in the correct spot for ETA date window, but in the pics it looks like the date wheel is in the Rolex . Ordered this JKF Rolex 5513 on Jan 4th from Marvelous Reps which is a TD on RWI that specializes in vintage reps. It cost 0 shipped which is amazing for what you are getting. I had the option of a 2836 clone or the DG2813. I went with the 2813 as it is closer to gen in BPH and to save 0.
There are some bonesey tutorials on doing vintage work on watches, but I didn't see one specifically aimed at how to take these apart. I'll try to tell you what I've learned (the hard way). This will look at breaking down the watch, drilling the lugs, bleaching the bezel, and replacing the plexi.
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jkf vintage sub site forum.replica-watch.info|Finally Joined The Vintage Sub Club! Modded JKF/Cartel 1680
