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am avut-o pe cea metalica (originala) de la inceput, daca era din altceva sigur nu l-as fi purtat peste tot

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am avut-o pe cea metalica (originala) de la inceput, daca era din altceva sigur nu l-as fi purtat peste tot

Yep, din asta e si a mea.

N-ai inteles, bateria nucleara i-am schimbat-o.

Iete unde iera Oppenheimer andărcavăr........

e decat un alt nume pentru telina aia.

cica licitatie de ciasuri.

http://www.artmark.ro/licitatii-curente/li...sc&order=lot_nr

This post has been edited by b76bgaarh: 19 Oct 2015, 15:10

Sub rezerva ca sunt profan, imi plac ceasurile prezentate.

This post has been edited by MuciX: 23 Oct 2015, 08:47

Alea-s deja de fitze ...

Iete unde iera Oppenheimer andărcavăr........  

e decat un alt nume pentru telina aia.

cica licitatie de ciasuri.

Invidiosi-lor!

A sosit babygiul lu madam. Superb, mult mai frumos in realitate decat in prezentari.
Am pus o poza de pe net, ca ipodul este la schimbat ecranu si folosesc desktopu.
Casio BabyG110

Si eu astept ziua cand voi reusi sa comand asa ceva...
http://www.vacheron-constantin.com/en/home.html

Are baetii in targ vacheroane, la 300 de lei e si suflate cu aur de cocosei.

Deci,sa expunem problema.
Am un batrin Fossil CH 2515,de vreo 8 ani parca, la care tin foarte mult.
l-am purtat zilnic,in conditii naspa,multa, multa umiditate,combinata cu nisip si praf,iar din pacate s-a bulit un buton la el,s-a rupt efectiv din tija.Intii s-a blocat in interior si apoi s-a rupt datorita mizeriei acumulate si incercarilor de a-l debloca.
Butonul este acela incercuit cu rosu in poza.
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Am dus ceasul la reprezentanta,si nu pot face nimic,deoarece nu mai au in productie modelul asta.
Nici alt buton,nici alta carcasa nu se mai poate gasi.
Stiti careva ceva site-uri unde pot gasi asa ceva?
Buton,eventual alta carcasa,mecanismul functioneaza fara probleme.In ultima instanta,chiar alt ceas ca asta,asa as avea piese de schimb.
Pe net am gasit doar unul,iar din poze se pare ca are aceeasi problema,butonul de jos blocat in interior.De fapt poza pusa de mine este a acelui ceas,se poate observa lucrul acesta.
Si cum am spus mai sus,as vrea sa-l repar,imi place foarte mult.
Caterinca free,pliz....

This post has been edited by M.C.: 1 Nov 2015, 14:21

PP ca butonul nu e unicat, e imposibil sa nu se potriveasca de la alt model...poate nu ai gasit mesterul care trebuie..

Pe www.ceasornicar.ro ai încercat? Omul e maestru în ceasuri mecanice, dar îmi închipui că nici electronicele nu-i sînt străine. Poate are vreo idee, o mai fi văzut butoane din astea rupte...

This post has been edited by VladSoare: 1 Nov 2015, 14:27

Nu,dar voi incerca.

PP ca butonul nu e unicat, e imposibil sa nu se potriveasca de la alt model...poate nu ai gasit mesterul care trebuie..

Dupa cum spuneam mai sus,ca orice om de buna credinta,l-am dus la reprezentanta.O sa mai incerc si pe la indienii si pakistanezii care au ateliere din astea de reparat ceasuri,poate,poate.

Dar ce face butonul ala, de-ti trebuie neaparat? Oricum, arata mai fosila fara el.

Butonul ala opreste si reseteaza cronometrul.Fara el,cronometrul merge continuu,nu il mai pot opri.
Si mai este chestia de estetica,arata nasol cu el lipsa,nu-l poti purta asa.

Cronograful vrei sa zici. Hai sa nu asociem cuvantul cronometru cu Fossil, Casio etc.

Cronograf,daca zici matale.
In afara de astea,ai si ceva la obiect de spus,vreo sugestie de rezolvare a problemei?

http://www.bb-shop.ro/ceas-de-mana-fossil_...barbatesti.html

http://www.bb-shop.ro/ceas-de-mana-fossil_...barbatesti.html

la reprezentanta o reparatie facuta corect s-ar putea sa fie prea scumpa, eventual sa depaseasca pretul de achizitie

Adevarat,dar ce sa fac daca il vreau reparat pe asta?
Chiar daca este vechi,are o anumita valoare pentru mine,tin la ele,nu-mi place sa le arunc.
Am inca si batrinul Orient,automatic,luat prin 1993,care functioneaza,are curatat mecanismul,doar ca este tare zgiriiat,saracul.
Modelele expuse de tine le-am vazut in magazin.

Tatal meu are un Orient automatic, de prin 91. A avut viata grea ceasul ala si inca mai duce.
Daca vrei, am un numar de telefon al unui nene care cica ar putea slefui geamul. Partea de inox sigur se poate polisha.

Mi-ar placea sa-i redau cit de cit fata.
Vorbim cind vin acasa.
Mercic.

Adevarat,dar ce sa fac daca il vreau reparat pe asta?
Chiar daca este vechi,are o anumita valoare pentru mine,tin la ele,nu-mi place sa le arunc.
Am inca si batrinul Orient,automatic,luat prin 1993,care functioneaza,are curatat mecanismul,doar ca este tare zgiriiat,saracul.
Modelele expuse de tine le-am vazut in magazin.

Ti-a sugerat un coleg ceva. In afara de asta nu vad ce ai mai putea face...

Sticla se poate polisha la un atelier specializat, insa doar daca sunt zgarieturi superficiale sau schimba .. cu acelasi lucru .. dupa caz ..

Am reusit sa sparg o sticla la unul din ceasuri si am inlocuit-o ... este adevarat .. a fost vreo 500 ron toata treaba ... dar asta este ..

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Ti-a sugerat un coleg ceva.

I-am dat mail.Astept sa vedem ce spune.

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It's fuck o'clock! Acum serios vorbind, ai adus o mare ofensa unei firme consacrate, vei plati pentru asta! Soon...

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Tare de tot!!!!

Cronograful vrei sa zici. Hai sa nu asociem cuvantul cronometru cu Fossil, Casio etc.

Hai sa-ti spulber misteru' si satz explic de ce o marca japoneza (recte Seiko) face pipi cu jet cu bolta pe alde swiss made... Folosind cuvantul cronometru si conceptul de pipi cu jet cu bolta.
Esti la bere cu baetzii. Merge 1, 2, 3... La a 4-a deja te taie. Te duci la wc si o dai. Cu jet, ca deja ai bagat 3. Te miri si tu ce presiune ai (moaa... inca-s in vână). Si iei la tinta un punct imaginar (sau nu) din pisoar.
Aia se cheama pipi cu jet.

Mergi cu masina, esti pe camp... km intregi numa' camp. Te taie. Opresti si ii dai drumu. Vezi la un moment dat o frunza/hartie/orice la vrun metru in fata. Ridici "furtunasu" a.i. ajunge pipi pe acel obiect.
Aia se cheama cu bolta.

Acum inchipuie-ti ca ai baut 3-4 pepsi la volan si ai oprit pe acel camp, si frunza/hartia/obiectul ala e la vreo 3-4 m.
Cam asta iseamna pipi cu bolta si cu jet.

Buun, daca am lamurit acel concept, sa trecem la celalalt.

The History

Grand Seiko is seen as something of a newcomer in the luxury watch world, having only entered the US a few years ago, and rising to fame in English speaking countries largely via internet forums. Yet nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, GS was just as controversial all the way back in 1960 as it is today.

Back then, despite their commitment to quality since Kintaro Hattori’s first shop in 1881, Seiko was not seen as a major player in the luxury watch market. They’d had their successes and awards, but they had yet to leave a permanent mark on the high-end watch industry. Seiko decided to have one of their major divisions, Suwa, produce a Grand Seiko. They meant that in a literal sense — the original model was to be the absolute best wristwatch they were capable of making at the time.

And so they did. The original model was merely called the Grand Seiko because, at the time, it was just a model — not a collection. The classic three hand, no date, manual wind watch made waves. It was truly a world class watch, but it was only a starting point. It wasn’t long before the Grand Seiko’s success warranted an expansion — it became two models, then three, then more. They added watches with dates, with automatic winding, with different frequencies — it was a complete collection on its own.

Seiko competed internationally by entering wristwatch movements into Neuchatel chronometer testing starting in 1964. The Neuchatel observatory not only rated watches but also gave their corresponding rank relative to other movements that were tested, making it possible to see who was making the most accurate pieces. It was in this arena that Grand Seiko would determine its success, and from 1964 until the end of the Neuchatel chronometer trials, GS would enter movements for competition.

The initial results were mediocre — there was a lot of room for improvement. By 1967, movements supplied by Seiko had moved from the 144th place into the top ten, thanks largely to their advancements in high-frequency calibres. The stage was set for Grand Seiko to finally take their first place finish in 1968 when the Neuchatel chronometer trials were abruptly abandoned. It is often speculated that this was to avoid declaring Seiko the winner of a Swiss chronometer competition. Regardless of the reason, Grand Seiko, as well as the other watchmakers, were undeterred, and simply went to the equivalent Geneva competition where they were once again competed.

This time, Seiko achieved its mission. Grand Seiko received 4th through 10th place, beaten only by a prototype quartz movement which took 1st through 3rd. This made Grand Seiko’s movements the most accurate mechanical wristwatch movements in the world. GS had proven that they could compete with anyone.

Sau din alta sursa...

Last  fall  I  made  back-to-back  reporting trips, first to Japan, then to Switzerland.
On  the  Swiss  trip,  in  a  meeting  with  a prominent CEO of a Swiss watch brand, the  subject  of  Japanese  watches  came up.  Unprompted,  he  declared  “Seiko makes the best mechanical watch in the world. I hate to say it, but it’s true.” He was referring to the Grand Seiko, a luxury  mechanical  watch  that  Seiko  has produced  in  Japan  for  52  years  for  the Japanese market.
Two  days  later,  in  a  conversation about  my  travels  with  the  technical  director  of  another  Swiss  watch  firm,  he said, unprompted, “I would love to have a Grand Seiko.”

Behind the scenes and off the record, such heresy is not unheard of in Switzerland. In the Mecca of mechanical watch-making,  one  occasionally  encounters open  admiration  for  a  watch  that  is  a paradox  —  an  expensive,  small-batch, chronometer-quality  mechanical  made by the world’s most famous producer of quartz watches.

O panarama de ceas. Japonezi/chinezi/orezari.

L.E. Uitai sa precizez: ei au conceput si dezvoltat mecanismele la toate ceasurile alea... Nu au folosit mecanisme de la altii.

This post has been edited by kum: 15 Nov 2015, 12:12

Am zis Fossil, Casio etc., nu Seiko. Simti neaparat nevoia sa debitezi ca Vadim?