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Anyone else had issues removing the screws... Trying to change the strap and it ain't budging!!

Any tips and tricks?

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BadApple

Me !!!

ended up WD40 spray and brute force - all OK now 

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Simonix

Tut tut. 
 

just send me the watch, I’ll look after it for you....

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Jibuti

Yup... Tried to unscrew one, bottom of screw broke in case... At my w/smith at the moment, he will drill fucker out... Will put springbars then... Oh, watch also came DOA, balance wheel is off. 

It is not Sead's fault of course. 

I know Rob.. I did criticise 911 a lot b4... Now I have it... Fair enough. 

@BadApple

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Jonnybaws
3 minutes ago, Simonix said:

Tut tut. 
 

just send me the watch, I’ll look after it for you....

Touche...

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Jibuti
11 minutes ago, Jonnybaws said:

Touche...

Don't do it! 

All of our watches already belong to him!!! 

Oh... Or to you... 

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BadApple
9 hours ago, Jibuti said:

Yup... Tried to unscrew one, bottom of screw broke in case... At my w/smith at the moment, he will drill fucker out... Will put springbars then... Oh, watch also came DOA, balance wheel is off. 

It is not Sead's fault of course. 

I know Rob.. I did criticise 911 a lot b4... Now I have it... Fair enough. 

@BadApple

Cough cough....... 

I take it using other people’s criticism bit you on the arse but my observations made you buy one. 

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BadPickle
11 hours ago, Jonnybaws said:

Anyone else had issues removing the screws... Trying to change the strap and it ain't budging!!

Any tips and tricks?

same method as used for cyclops removal 

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Jonnybaws
43 minutes ago, pickledbeetroot said:

same method as used for cyclops removal 

I'll go find my hammer and chisel

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Jibuti
21 minutes ago, Jonnybaws said:

I'll go find my hammer and chisel

Just get bigger hammer... Some idiot did put too much glue on threads... And... CG screws were screwed by thought ... Lost nearly both of them. 

Yes,  Stu did fight cyclop once... Stabbed that girl right between the eyes. 

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tonyh7

I can't tell you how distressing I find this thread. Had this problem with a bastardin Santos XL. It's not a good place to be. 

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Jibuti
15 minutes ago, tonyh7 said:

I can't tell you how distressing I find this thread. Had this problem with a bastardin Santos XL. It's not a good place to be. 

Well... WD did not help, at least to me... Screw broke in 1st second... Had no option. But springbars always help. 

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Jonnybaws

I may opt for the easier solution, cut the rep strap out, its shite anyway... may give easier access to the pesky screws... hopefully it doesn't turn into CyclopsGate 2...

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BadApple
20 minutes ago, Jonnybaws said:

I may opt for the easier solution, cut the rep strap out, its shite anyway... may give easier access to the pesky screws... hopefully it doesn't turn into CyclopsGate 2...

And then get the Gen strap from Panerai  like I did or buy my Gen PAM Derby strap 

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Jonnybaws
16 minutes ago, BadApple said:

And then get the Gen strap from Panerai  like I did or buy my Gen PAM Derby strap 

I'll get another strap from @TanGo 838 but in the meantime I do have a Horus tan rubber that would look rather nice on it!

Now, where's my Stanley knife?

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BadApple
22 minutes ago, Jonnybaws said:

I'll get another strap from @TanGo 838 but in the meantime I do have a Horus tan rubber that would look rather nice on it!

Now, where's my Stanley knife?

I was being selfish - you buy my gen PAM and then with the money I buy another from @TanGo 838 - either way she wins :D

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Jonnybaws

Houston, we have a problem!!

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Cut the strap off clean but the damn screws are seethed!! Ordered some WD40.. tune in next week for the latest installment of Jonny does watch repair!

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Jonnybaws
25 minutes ago, BadApple said:

I was being selfish - you buy my gen PAM and then with the money I buy another from @TanGo 838 - either way she wins :D

I see what you did there....

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BadApple

Patience JonnyBoy......

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Phoenixboy
1 hour ago, Jonnybaws said:

Houston, we have a problem!!

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Cut the strap off clean but the damn screws are seethed!! Ordered some WD40.. tune in next week for the latest installment of Jonny does watch repair!

well at least you can put a nato on it..:D

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Chefla

Besides the issues with the screws, how do you gentlemen like the rest of the watch? Is it worth buying?

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BadApple
6 minutes ago, Chefla said:

Besides the issues with the screws, how do you gentlemen like the rest of the watch? Is it worth buying?

Beautiful......

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HAIRlab_DC
19 minutes ago, Chefla said:

Besides the issues with the screws, how do you gentlemen like the rest of the watch? Is it worth buying?

Pinned topic "PAM REFERENCE /REVIEW GUIDE"+Searchbar top right corner+Trusted Dealers section=an answer that works for you.

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Jonnybaws

Good old WD40... Screws now out ready for the strap on the way from @TanGo 838

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