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How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - Jocke - 25-02-2014

Here you can follow a few projects I have done.

http://www.watchwallpapers.com/ddie.htm

http://www.watchwallpapers.com/hte.htm

http://www.watchwallpapers.com/sw.htm

I just want to clarify that I do not do these projects to other than myself and I
am not selling Rolex parts. I do not sell either one of the watches in this version.

Re: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - Len - 25-02-2014

De første 2 synes jeg er blevet rigtigt flotte Icon_e_smile

Re: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - phrede - 25-02-2014

Extremely interesting to see, but I do feel that it is a bit sad to change such extremely beautiful watches in such unique condition...

...let's see some more Icon_e_biggrin

Re: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - T.Hansen - 26-02-2014

Number two is without any doubt the most beautiful modification to me <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_not.gif" alt=":admire:" title="Admire" /> Interesting and really nice pictures Icon_e_wink

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Re: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - MortenKN - 26-02-2014

Not a huge fan og number 2 and 3 as these modifications are a bit too extreme for my liking - But the first one is an absolute KILLER! WOW!

Re: Sv: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - KimT - 26-02-2014

In general i'm not a fan of frankenwatches, but each to their own. They do look good and i really love to see the pictures of the work.

Re: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - TioMalo - 26-02-2014

Fantastisk, tillykke med resultaterne - jeg ville ikke skamme mig hvis Day Date´n hang på mit håndled Icon_e_wink

Kan ikke huske hvorvidt det var her eller på den anden DK urforum, men i en modding tråd stillede jeg et spørgsmål ang. det, hvorfor Seiko mods var helt OK men den minste forændring i et Rolex var no-go.
Kan se ligeledes at puristerne har ikke reageret negativt for indlægget... (måske er de besvimede ? <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing" /> ).
Det er snart for længe siden at jeg såg en interessant foto-indlæg her. Derfor, TAK !

Vh. John

Re: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - Jens - 26-02-2014

Hanged, drawn and quartered for liking the Frankens, but thorougly interesting and enjoyable pictorials!

Thanks!! Icon_hello

Re: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - TimeToWatch.dk - 26-02-2014

I like no. 1 Icon_party

No. 2 is a direct copy of 1655 and that is to much wanna be. Never been a fan of "The Italian Job". No. 3 is OK but I like the original SS ref. 1680 better. Anyway no harm has been done and the watches can be put back to their original non-Frankenstein look Icon_e_biggrin1

So who cares about "playing around"!?

/Mads

Re: How it's made: A Frankenwatch>>>>>> - kenth100 - 02-03-2014

Man kan jo synes om urene hvad man vil, de kan jo altid laves tilbage igen Icon_e_smile

men det er nogle utrolige gode og flotte billeder!! Icon_e_smile

Mvh

Kenth