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I kind of wish I had purchased the titanium but it was $240USD at the time.

good question. not sure.

No the alternator is the same as the V6 models, your only going to want to change the Alternator if your going above 12Volts. It’s by Voltage. Let’s say your adding a bunch of electrical tech to the interior and will need more of a current running through to keep all the systems running without diluting the system out if that makes sense. Also depends on how much CCA your upgrading so if it’s more than 700 I’d go ahead and look at stronger alternators, also depends on wire thickness but stock is sufficient till around 650 CCA safely so I wouldn’t worry about it to much.

2658 is better for small wrist. You can remove many links to fit small wrist. You can not remove enough links on the 2628 bracelet to fit smaller than 7.5 wrist. So unless you replace the bracelet, 2628 will not fit smaller wrists. I posted a video of 2628, 2627 to explain this.

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That might be a tough task. Do you have a timegrapher? I'd be happy with +5 on the wrist. Just have to hack it to correct the time once a week or so. Better to be fast than slow.

Not really. It's a good diameter at 7mm but a little narrow.

that's a good point but one of the main features of this watch is the bezel lume which sets it apart from other sub homage watches. It's good to have options.

​@@mtbbiker6401anda sangat benar pak ada kekurangan dan ada kelebihan..memang kelebihan lume bazel ini sangat keren ...semoga channelnya semakin rame dan jangan bosen untuk terus mereview jam jam homage murah meriah dengan kwalitas yang super ok terima kasih sudah merespon komenku pak🙏👍

@@akrommujahid7685 Thanks for watching.

I've been wearing it daily for about 2 weeks on the bracelet. I'd be interested in knowing how well your second hand lines up with the markers. I ended up resetting the second hand for better alignment but still not perfect. I will give it another try.

It's a nice watch but wait for a sale for $30 USD or less

You are right. I was really nervous installing it and forgot to film it. I did show the screw, nut and washers I used as a press. It actually went in smoothly. I did put it in the freezer for "shrink" it a little before pressing it into place.

me too!

Totally agree. It's definitely the best automatic sub homage for the money especially when on sale for $50 USD. Addiesdives makes the best quartz version (same lume) for $25.

space99dude did it on his channel. Probably not the easiest thing to do. I just swapped out the bracelet as shown in my video. It's unfortunate it only includes 4 removable links because the Nibosi bracelet is actually very nice and I would like to use it but it's just too long.

@mtbbiker6401 Where I live, a bracelet is much more expensive than the watch itself, but I understand. I’ll see what I can do because I also found the bracelet perfect. Thank you so much!

@@samaras.s.w were you able to adjust the bracelet?

@@mtbbiker6401 Yes, I had to do it manually. No watch shop would do it, so I made an adjustment by removing a link and attaching it directly to the clasp.

What's at 3:40? I start slow motion at 3:34.

Very Shocking!

Not that I am aware of. I tested this on fairly dry sand away from the water. I will try to perform additional testing at the beach in the future. I've also tested standing on dry concrete with similar results so I don't believe the ground needs to be wet. Simple voltmeters like this can be purchased for less than $10. It's a good idea to have one to test out different locations when you ground.

@mtbbiker6401 Thanks for the reply, im pretty sure i have a voltmeter somewhere in storage. Would be neat to tinker with it the way you do

me too! I purchased the grey and the turquoise.

I just measured again. The bezel diameter is 40.5 mm. The bezel fits flush with the case excluding the crown guards. Hope this helps.

@mtbbiker6401 thanks, that's very helpful!

Yes. It uses the Seiko 8T63 Mechaquartz movement that is the same as the VK63 movement in the Pagani watch in this video. The chronograph will only count up to 60 minutes then it turns off. If you need a chronograph to function longer than 60 minutes then look for a watch with the 8T67 or VK67 which will count up to 12 hours.

It appears Shimano has replaced the Tourney, Acera and Altus lineup with Cues.

@@mtbbiker6401 yeah, but they are still widely available

I have my DD-5150 desk dive certification. Thanks for watching.

They come up occasionally on AliExpress but then the sellers are removed just as quickly.

Orange watch is authentic Seiko SBSA009

That's unfortunate it's running slow. The watch uses a Miyota 2115 movement which has a listed accuracy of +/- 20 seconds per month. Not very accurate for a Japanese quartz movement. I am familiar with Aldi in the USA. Mostly a grocery store.

52mm is for boost 148. 135/142 is more like 49mm chain line. Shimano is not being truthful. You can sometimes move the bottom bracket spacer to the non-drive side to offset the crankset in order to get 49.5mm. I believe the spacer is 2.5mm.

@@mtbbiker6401 thank you for you answer. after Mesuring I have 47.5mm chainline at the rear. So I can move the BB spacer from right to the left, I'll still have 2mm gap ;(

@@Pepin-LB Do you have threaded BB? what width is your BB shell? Usually they are 68mm or 73mm for mountain bikes. If it's 68mm then you should have one spacer on left and two spacers on right. You might be able to put all three spacers on left but you might run out of threads. This would put your chain line at 47. You could also add spacers and longer bolts to the chainring to adjust your chain line. I have a video about this.

@@mtbbiker6401 it's a BSA 73mm wide

@@Pepin-LB 49.5mm chainline might work okay.

Hard to beat for only $30 USD on sale.

Many of the homage watches use the TMI NH35 & NH36 movements which are non-branded Seiko 4R35/36 movements. Most of the cheaper replicas still use DG2813 movements.

I have a review of silver bezel model on my channel. ruclips.net/video/SuBH-B1Jgv8/видео.html

That's too bad. You could try to regulate it.

Has it worked in the past or never worked? If it never worked, then there might be a problem with the button not able to reach the movement. Sometimes this is caused by an interference with the movement holder inside the watch.

The San Martin in this video is SN0121GA. It's a Tudor Pelagos 39mm homage. I would also consider a San Martin SN008C which is 41mm homage of Black Bay. The SN0121 usually costs $200 USD. The SN008C is $150 USD. I have a video review of the SN0121GA on my channel. ruclips.net/video/x3_vqBUL1h0/видео.html

$55 vs $150 vs $200. Big difference in price.

They tick the same 6 beats per second. They basically have the exact same automatic movement. The real watch has a Seiko 4R36 and the fake watch has a TMI NH36 which is the unbranded version of the Seiko movement. The Fake watch applies a thin metal plate (with Seiko printing) to cover the TMI printing on the rotor, otherwise both movements are identical.