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Thanks. That's an interesting article there right now.
Stumbled upon this blog, apologies if it's been posted before but some fascinating research imo,
http://perezcope.com/2016/01/15/whats-up-in-rome/
Thanks. That's an interesting article there right now.
nice sharing you posted .
what is the material of the watch strap? that watch is the new piece? very unique!
I suspect some creations from the some where like the "homage forum" have leaked out...
Last I looked they went to great lengths to recreate vintage Pams...
Did you read it? I think it's more the case of re-hashing original parts, with the exception of the 618 conversion plates.Originally Posted by 2kilo
His thoughts on the 6154 are interesting,
http://perezcope.com/2016/02/02/egiziano-piccolo/
http://perezcope.com/2016/03/14/worl...4-at-a-glance/
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Not an expert - but if the original parts are Rolex - then the last time I looked at the "homage forum" the high end "artisans / fakers" were using vintage Rolex, Cortebert, Angelus, and Molnija movements, rolex crowns, soldering lugs, reshaping cases, custom cnc parts etc, etc. Plus weathered dials, not your $60 Asian Parnis clones. Using reference images to copy vintage pieces...
I think the "italian homage" board is now hidden to non members but if you look within popular posts you will find some scarily good DIY work [amongst a lot of chaff]...
I'm a member there so aware of what's available but the blog is on a different level imo.
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