Leaderboard

Make a die in epoxy putty, taking care to place first a thin sheet of polythene on the case back then the putty and then a disc of whatever.

OK so the Rolex with all the diamonds was not actually mine, this on the other hand is, 17 jewels, Hi beat and with a little tuning keeps very good time, brand new off the Bay £9. I do like a bargain and yes that's me in the flesh.

Very nice watch, the decimal scale can be used to calculate production rates in industry. If you observe a piece of machinery producing components you start the chronograph when production begins and stop it when production stops and read of the decimal scale. So if you stopped the chronograph and it read 48 on the decimal scale you then divide 60 by 0.48 giving 125 units per hour , 58 would give you 103.4 units in a hour and so on.

Hi Marc, it's a "TANGLEWOOD NASHVILLE IV TND ACOUSTIC GUITAR" and the top is solid spruce. It's an economy guitar, but the sound is absolutely brilliant for the money.Oops I forgot it's watch of the day, so it's the old Harwood today.

Dumont brass is perfectly fine.

Second try: The raw piece of stainless steel Milled and ready for the Deckel The machine The form of the case in scale 3:1 After MANY runs, the depth is correct! Starting to look the part! Drilled lugs Lugs getting "plugged" .....getting there The sides lapped to 3 degrees and the holes are "gone" Routing a bezel Getting painted/lumed Making the caseback (press fit) ......and the result