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My dream watch put together finally. It's come out so well and the case is just right. Thanks Namoki for the quick delivery and excellent service once again.
Nice bezel with a slight inward inclination. It is also smooth to the grip
Nice insert with no reflections
Nice and clean looking dial
Nice hands, they don’t really fit the B&R style dial because they are long and they touch the 3,6,9,12 indexes . For the B&R style dial I will use different hand sets
It looks nice but I didn’t like the combination with the world timer pastel dial, so I still have to figure out what to do with it
Nice and simple. As I want it, matte with no reflections
Very nice and good quality dial
Gives a whole new look to the Mako
Had an issue with using this dial in the compressor case. CS was helpful in getting a solution (most dials are too thick for the case... use sandpaper to grind down the nubs on the bottom of the gray movement spacer to make room)
It’s a great bezel that doesn’t get used too much on the SPRE53. This with a top hat crystal made the watch perfect.
Always to go hands when I do a mod, lume quality never disappoint me!
Very nice dial, looks very premium and definitely worth it!
Well made case!!
went well with my gmt build
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