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That is really amazing…
But I always wondered on watches with such limited production (with that special colored dial and hands), what happens if you needed to have them replaced? When I had my Leman Flyback serviced, they replaced all the hands and the dial itself (from tritium based to luminova). Would they even have those dial and hands in stock anymore to be able to replace them? Just curious.
Reason I ask is cause it was noted that due to the extra torque when resetting the flyback hands, they recommend always replacing the hands during service. Would they need to reproduce the special colored hands just to properly complete the service for that watch?
Damn I love this watch! One of my
absolute favorites. Lovely Leman case (I desperately wish they’d bring it back- and not supersize it either,) the smaller size which is so comfortable, the split second function and finally the color way which is a limited edition of 12 pieces designed by...
That is really amazing…
But I always wondered on watches with such limited production (with that special colored dial and hands), what happens if you needed to have them replaced? When I had my Leman Flyback serviced, they replaced all the hands and the dial itself (from tritium...
Great question and one I never thought of.
I better take good care of this watch! Maybe they would make the hands? May be a stretch.
Maybe they would just re-use them.
Regardless, it’s such a beautiful and unique piece. I’d never sell that one!
That is good that they still have them
Now if only I can find one. Lol. It’s hard enough trying to find a standard colored dialed split seconds leman flyback!
And Swiss Fine Timing on the wall too?
Looks like their CS Black and Red edition. I like the Blancpain too.
