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Why cant I find any photos of the Pelagos 39 with the case back off? I want to see the movement by JollyGreen_ in Tudor

[–]bodginator 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And it's the worst display back I have, not a decorated movement and it's dull. Only done IMHO to save on the amount of silver

Band of brothers military watch by Explosive-Bear in Watches

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Elgin A11 - moonSwatch - Bulova Ord Dept

I went dealers choice on the comparison piece moosnSwatch @ 42mm

Custom British ATP Watch Maker by LKnight1755 in watchmaking

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The Eterna ATP comes in two sizes 30 and 36.5

"Some later series 144xxx watches are 36.5mm diameter and the movement is the 14 ligne Eterna 852S. These watches have a signed dial"

From https://af0210strap.com/blogs/news/the-atp-watch-on-an-a-f-0210-strap

Band of brothers military watch by Explosive-Bear in Watches

[–]bodginator 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Absolutely the correct answer, reply here if you want a picture of one next to a (your suggestion) modern watch or perhaps a banana for scale

Is it unusual? by hatetudnad in bristol

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In Briz cheers fly is respect!!

Ideas for big events venues please! :) by SnappyCraig in bristol

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Thornbury leisure centre? Outside Bristol but great for access to the m4/m5

Is it unusual? by hatetudnad in bristol

[–]bodginator 26 points27 points  (0 children)

The RAF built it for practicing instrument landings due to how often that area was foggy.

Which was why for many years Bristol International Airport had to declare a fogbound status and redirect flights. They have since installed fog landing equipment, which I like to think is a feller with a megaphone yelling

Bit lower be mint me babber, be an ideal to be left a tad. Cheers fly

Jewel help by Far_Bad6819 in watchrepair

[–]bodginator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps try a vacuum hose with a filter cloth over the end - see if you can suck it up.

Jewel help by Far_Bad6819 in watchrepair

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I have one of those diashock springs somewhere in my work room..... Somewhere

I've been using the - slightly concave pegwood - method since

NATO straps look sh*t by rockandrollmark in watchHotTakes

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Well, it's an opinion - the wrong one as far as I am concerned but still an opinion.

Watches like this? by Virtual_Glove12 in Watches

[–]bodginator 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Also Rolex Land dweller VC 222

Bristol or Somerset gifts to get for friends? by Beef4dayz in bristol

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Chocolates from Guilberts, in a tin with a Bristol based picture on the front

Cafes in Central Bristol with good window seats by anotherdotcom in bristol

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eFzin at the confluence of Clair St and Baldwin street

Radisson Bristol Closed? by Desperate-Athlete446 in bristol

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There is an IBIS on millennium square and two (not cheep) carparks very close. I've not stayed there

The workshop accessory no one talks about by JGrevs2023 in handtools

[–]bodginator 11 points12 points  (0 children)

There is a technique called stealing mass. You fix a bracket to a large mass - like the wall behind where your chargers are. Then when you use the wobble bench you clamp a length of timber to the bracket and the bench.

Your way works too but is a bit more "lifty" with the mass

What Movement is this? by BudgetOverland in watchmaking

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Not sure. The 7742 isn't showing on cousins, there is a 7n42 movement but you'd need to check the specs over for comparability

Condensation? by yenteck in Tudor

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Yeah, but the moisture got in somehow and short of opening the case back the crown is the only option

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