Thanks Chris (Wishman)!!
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jttheclockman
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Ernie if I may make a few suggestions because you are stepping up with better quality dials. I had seen a couple your other ones. You need to press those dials entirely around the tubes because the the very ends can be a problem when turning. Also get some good quality hands for those dials I hate when people do not put hands on a watch dial. At least that is just me. Anyway look forward to seeing what you come up with. Good luck.
Appreciate the feedback, and thee resin magnifies the gap on a painted tube. Hence the reason most use carbon fiber. And I always put hands on my blanks. It's a PITB, but worth it to me. Now to find matching hands that don't break the bank.
thewishman
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I just turned a bunch of blanks from Ernie - the blanks I have are very nicely made. The square side of the blanks distort the look of the dials. They are wrapped correctly, and tightly,around the tubes.
I used to want hands on everything, but random hands on high-end dials make them look cheap.
Ernie, the green Maurice Lacroix dial is one of my favorites. I hope it brings you both happiness and $$$.
I used to want hands on everything, but random hands on high-end dials make them look cheap.
Ernie, the green Maurice Lacroix dial is one of my favorites. I hope it brings you both happiness and $$$.