Re: oOsiMm collection
Koonz... just drool too much after the baselworld pics.
"roo7"
No la, trying to guess where did CEO's 4S went to... haha....
Koonz... just drool too much after the baselworld pics.
"roo7"
No la, trying to guess where did CEO's 4S went to... haha....
"CoolieND"
[quote="roo7"]No la, trying to guess where did CEO's 4S went to... haha....
"CoolieND"
[quote="roo7"]No la, trying to guess where did CEO's 4S went to... haha....
"Astro2212"
[quote="CoolieND"]
So that was what it was.... :lol: :lol:
Nice set of 4S watches, oosimm, now you need a 4S Alpinist, a 4S24 or 4S25/35 dress watch, and maybe a 4S77 Credor Phoenix to complete the set! ;)
"oOsiMm"
[quote="Astro2212"]
Bro oosimm also not the owner of ceo EX...:)
"aiken74"
[quote="oOsiMm"]
haha seems some of you misunderstood that mine from CEO... it is not lah(I had mine before CEO bought his,same to his 4s15 diver) :lol:
















"roo7"
Original bracelet ?
BoR siah. very nice...
"lunarin79"
nice find bro
cfm not cheap for this piece :mrgreen:










"george_sg"
Once upon a time....
gone to better homes already








"oOsiMm"
here is my 7548 divers duo...
Did a fast external cleanup of the without 'SQ' 7548 and a quick pic of these two.
and the unique thing is ......
its an 'auto' 7548 (fitted with a 6309A movement),love the sweeping hands in this mod.







"roo7"
Looks too uncle for you... flip to us. LOL
"roo7"
Looks too uncle for you... flip to us. LOL
"lunarin79"
[quote="roo7"]Looks too uncle for you... flip to us. LOL

"oOsiMm"
heres my OMG squad..
lacking other vintage divers... :|















"oOsiMm"
mini-troubleshoot my (mint blue rays dial) 6139-7080 as though the movement and buttons are in good conditions,the start/stop function of this watch wasnt responding at all(only work 1 in 100 times of pressing); Reset button is working ok.
So I took reference of this manual;
http://www.seikodigitalwatches.com/6XXX/6139A.pdf"http://i849.photobucket.com/albums/ab56/casioaddict/6139-7080/2012-12-26_11-17-55_421.jpg" alt="" loading="lazy">
and diassemble the top layer and found one particular screw(marked red arrow) was very loose. The screw is to keep the chronograph bridge in place and tight with the gears underneath. So check all the 3 exposed screws on the chronograph bridge and they should be secured.
*becareful of the 'jumping' Y -shape pawl lever(with jewel) during diassemble!
putting the parts back;
tested it and the start/stop button functions well and sharp now.