Homage Forum

Yoda wrote:

dj57 wrote: ↑September 1st, 2022, 8:09 am Hi all,
two steps from the above list can be deleted:
- new strap 26mm from Vesire and
- a buckle for this 26 mm strap
Let’s see when the next open tasks can be done.

You should be able to do this yourself, press the dots up to the right and delete what you want.

Belkin12 wrote:Incredible build considering zero experience.

On my opinion the hour hand is too close to the dial surface. Hence, the only thing I would improve is CP/HW. Swapping it to H3 could significantly change an overall look.

dj57 wrote: ↑September 1st, 2022, 11:34 am

Yoda wrote:

dj57 wrote: ↑September 1st, 2022, 8:09 am Hi all,
two steps from the above list can be deleted:
- new strap 26mm from Vesire and
- a buckle for this 26 mm strap
Let’s see when the next open tasks can be done.

You should be able to do this yourself, press the dots up to the right and delete what you want.

I know that…. it was mentioned metaphorically

dj57 wrote: ↑September 1st, 2022, 11:44 am

Belkin12 wrote:Incredible build considering zero experience.

On my opinion the hour hand is too close to the dial surface. Hence, the only thing I would improve is CP/HW. Swapping it to H3 could significantly change an overall look.

I have also received my H3 CP/CW for 6497 today.





With this H3 replacement I was able to kill two birds with one stone.

1.) houre and minute hands to close to the dial (as Belkin12 mentioned)
2.) Too loose cannon pinion
Symptoms of a loose cannon pinion are a running watch that seems to loose lots of time during a normal day. 
I know how to solve this issue but waited to the replacement.

So watch is running as it should.

Some pics…. before and after H3 CP/CW





But as always there is a BUT when Masters checking the results…..

Belkin12: „… get rid of this gap“ … and the tips of the hands look up while the hands must be parallel to a dial. Always.
Thanks

atkin68 wrote:Very nicely done DJ.

[mention]Belkin12[/mention] , where could someone get their hands on an H3?