A classic vintage-inspired diver from ZF:
⌚ Fifty Fathoms
⌚ Black dial and glossy bezel
⌚ Exhibition caseback
⌚ Tropical-style rubber strap
If you’re interested, feel free to message me for more photos, videos and detailed information.
Currently on hand:
* Datejust 41: blue, black, slate, diamond and Wimbledon dials
* GMT-Master II: Pepsi, Sprite and Root Beer
* Submariner: black date, no-date, Smurf and Bluesy
Detailed photos, videos and QC are available for each piece. If you’re looking for a specific configuration, feel free to message me.
This version uses the custom Dandong DD324 integrated movement and retains the non-hacking seconds behavior of the Cal.324. The slim profile, dial texture and bracelet finishing are the details that stand out most to me.
Hi everyone, I’m Jun. Here’s a look at my current inventory
Every watch shown is physically in hand. If anything catches your eye, send me a DM for factory details, pricing, close-up photos, videos, movement information and QC.
Don’t see the model you want? Message me and I’ll check availability for you.
I’m TD Jun，A closer look at the RC Factory weighted Ice Blue Day-Date.
The ice-blue sunburst dial, baguette markers, fluted bezel and President bracelet work beautifully together. The added weight also gives it a much more convincing feel on the wrist.
These are real in-hand photos, not factory renders.
It comes with the VS 8806 movement, mesh bracelet, spare rubber strap and card. The monochrome dial and bezel give this version a very clean, understated look.
Fresh QC photos of the VSF V3 weighted grey Daytona.
This one weighs exactly 187.6g and comes with the 4130 movement. The added weight gives it a much more substantial feel, while the grey dial and black subdials keep the overall look clean and understated.
These are the actual QC photos. If you need more close-ups, a movement video, timegrapher results, pricing or shipping details, feel free to message me.
— TD Jun
TD Jun here. I just filmed this ZF 15500 with the blue dial and integrated Cal.4302 movement with a free-sprung balance.
The blue dial catches your eye first, but the movement is what makes this version especially interesting.
If you want close-ups under different lighting, movement details, QC, pricing or current availability, feel free to comment or DM me.
TD Jun here，Just photographed this VSF Daytona in hand. The silver dial, black subdials and ceramic bezel look even better than they do in the factory photos, while the Oysterflex keeps it sporty.
Inside is the 4131 movement—the main reason many buyers are considering this version.
I can provide full QC, chronograph testing, timegrapher results and additional close-ups before shipping. Feel free to message me if you’re comparing Daytona versions.
TD Jun here. Here’s a quick look at some of my current VSF stock — including Seamasters, Datejusts, GMTs, and several different versions.
Every piece shown is physically in hand. If you’re interested in a specific watch, I can provide detailed photos, videos, movement details, weight, and QC information.
See something you’d like to know more about? Feel free to comment or DM me.
If you don’t see the model you’re looking for, just ask — I’ll check availability for you.
TD Jun here. Just filmed this SMF Snoopy Speedmaster, 42mm with the Cal.3861 movement.
The dial looks great, but for me the real highlight is the Snoopy spacecraft caseback. This is definitely one that looks better in video than in photos.
If you want to see the QC, movement, or any specific detail up close, feel free to comment or DM me.
TD Jun here. Just shot a quick video of this PPM weighted Day-Date with the full RG finish, smoky black dial and 3255 movement.
The dark gradient dial works incredibly well with the rose gold, and the weighted build gives it a much more substantial feel in hand.
If you want to see the actual weight, QC shots or any specific details up close, feel free to comment or DM me.
I currently have a DDF 5711 in hand, so I shot a quick video to show how it actually looks up close.
If you’re considering this version and want to see specific details, QC photos, or check current availability, feel free to comment or DM me.
Happy to show any angle you want to see.
Sharing a closer look at the VSF Blue Ombré Day-Date.
The dial shifts from a rich blue center to darker edges, while the fluted bezel and polished President bracelet give it plenty of wrist presence. This version is fitted with the 3255 movement.
These are real in-hand photos. If anyone wants more details, movement pictures or QC information, feel free to ask.
The biggest improvement for me is the thickness. The new SA8806 setup makes it around 2mm thinner than the previous version, and it wears noticeably better.
The case, crystal, bezel and blue wave dial all look very well executed. My only complaint is the mesh bracelet and clasp—wearing it too snug gets uncomfortable, so I had to adjust it slightly looser.
Would you choose this or the new NTTD?
I’ve been comparing ERF and VSF for this model.
has the more gen-like free-sprung 3235 layout, and a brighter, more saturated green dial. VSF seems to offer a more natural smoke gradient, a proven Dandong 3235, and better overall finishing.
ERF owners, how has yours held up? Any movement or bracelet issues—and would you choose it again?
I've owned this for a while now, and I'm still impressed every time I pick it up.
The titanium case makes it disappear on the wrist, while the finishing and ceramic bezel make it feel much more premium than I expected.
Definitely one of my better watch purchases.
Anyone else feel the same?
The green dial is even more impressive in person. It changes completely depending on the light, and that's easily my favorite part of this watch.
The quality is exactly what I was hoping for, and it matched the QC photos perfectly.
Big thanks to TD Jun for keeping me updated throughout the whole process. The wait felt long at times, but once I finally had it on my wrist, it was absolutely worth it.
Now it's time to stop staring at it and actually start wearing it.
Here's my VSF Pepsi today. Your turn. What's on your wrist?