The Diamas

ter arrived today. The fishtail had been lightly polished which makes the scratches show even worse. This is what I expected. My experience suggests the easiest thing to do is to completely polish away the brushing and then to re-apply it. The upside is that it is not missing any links- the fishtail on my other DS 10 is missing the last tapered link on one side.

The dial was blue. The day wheel "functions" but is utterly insane. From setting it seems that sometimes it will take the best part of the day to change.

The case and sapphire are about perfect! This is the most important part for me and well worth the price of admission.



Weightlifting with the 40 Years XL. Excuse the yard mess- I'm in the middle of painting the house.

***Real pictures to follow.

Nice case Mike! How come you haven't swapped it yet?



Working on the fishtail. The far one is in progress and the one still on the watch is untouched.



I replaced the caseback.



The steel portion is well worn with scuffs and small scratches all over so it got a light clean and polish.



My two DMs, the one on the left of the picture is the expensive one and the cleaner one without the mismatched rotor is the $76 new addition.

My other DM is not only scuffed on the front but it is kind of dull and doesn't really shine. No problem with the new one:





Mike: I've got another incoming that will be a new addition for your HP. I don't think you even have the model variant entered...

Here's why I believe it to be one ofthe blue Diamasters



My DM is the same colour as, old DS 14.