u/PVNOLGCH

Selling what isn’t getting wrist time to fund a franken project and because a watch I’ve been looking for is available.

Most of these watches have only been worn a handful of times since I just bought almost all of them within the last 6-7 weeks, can provide proof. Can send more pictures vidoes etc, feel free to ask any additional questions.  Happy to provide references from fellow reputable redditors or jump on facetime to show watches….I know I’m going to regret selling most of these.

 

Have been independently verified by r/BSTRepwatch**,**  ✅ Seller Code: 1900

 1)  R8F AP Royal Oak Flying Tourbillon 41mm (gain weight), approx 188g. Fully functional tourbillon. $675USD (Price Drop)

 

2) VSF Omega AT  Seamaster 150m 41mm (White dial with orange accents), (SOLD W/ 3 BRACELETS)

a. Bracelet given spa treatment.

b. Price Drop:

i.         $375 watch only on ss bracelet

ii.         $425 ss bracelet, plus 2x (grey and white) rubber straps and one clasp

iii.         $450 ss bracelet, plus 3x (grey, white, and brand new blue) rubber straps and 2 clasps)

 

3)   VSF 126610ln 41mm blk date sub- bought 8/2026. Bracelet given spa treatment- $475 USD.

The bezel tactile feel on these can be hit or miss, on this particular one you can feel the bounce and tension in the bezel when you turn, really nice.

Picture shows watch currently on blue Everest strap, will come on its stock stainless steel bracelet.

 

4) VSF 124060ln 41mm blk no date sub- bought 8/2026 Bracelet given spa treatment- $525USD. The bezel tactile feel on these can be hit or miss, this one is tight and you can feel the dampness in the clicks.

Picture shows watch currently on black Everest strap, will come on its stock stainless steel bracelet. 

5) VSF 114060ln 40mm blk no date sub- bought 9/2026 Bracelet given spa treatment- $475USD

6)  Custom Build RAF 16610ln 40mm blk date sub with gen bezel insert (cracked and no pip), with old crowns case back for slimmer gen spec profile and modern glide clasp bracelet for better adjustability. The glass here is amazing, seriously thinks it competes with gen glass. I can send the text i sent the modder when I got the watch a few weeks ago telling him the glass looks gen.- $450USD (Picture shows watch on nylon strap, will come on its stock stainless steel bracelet.)

 

7)  VSF Rolex GMT-Master II "Bruce Wayne" 40mm (Ref. 126710GRNR)

Excellent Condition. I have personally given this piece a bracelet spa treatment and executed light chamfering on the midcase and bracelet edges to remove the sharp factory feel. It wears incredibly comfortable. Price: $600.00 OBO

 

8) ZF IWC Pilot’s Watch Mark XX Black Dial on black IWC rubber strap- $275USD SOLD

Picture shows watch currently on grey rubber strap, will come on its stock black rubber IWC strap and a few nato straps.

 

9)  VSF Hulk 116610lv- $525 Literally just got this delivered two days ago (can provide proof). Absolutely nothing wrong with watch. Its beautiful.

 

10)  Weighted Oysterflex bracelets for Daytona: Size E + F $200USD (Price Dropped)

 

2 Day USPS Priority Shipping from USA, International or expedited shipping at additional cost.

 

Shipping & Liability Disclaimer: I will package the watch meticulously, securely, and with plenty of padding to ensure it leaves my hands completely safe. However, once I hand the package over to USPS and tracking is provided, my liability ends. I am not responsible for carrier transit delays, carrier loss, transit damage, delivery errors, or porch theft. That said, I am committed to a smooth transaction and will actively do everything I can to help you track the package or assist if any shipping issues arise.

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Hey guys,

Looking for a quick sanity check on a VSF 41mm Submariner I just got.

Comparing it side-by-side with my Starbucks and my no-date 41mm Sub, the crystal on this one sits noticeably higher up. I know a tiny bit of the chamfered edge is supposed to protrude past the ceramic bezel insert, but this one feels like it's pushing the limit. I can't tell if this is just within normal VSF/rep tolerances, or if it's a real issue I should be worried about (like compromised water resistance or an obvious aesthetic "tell").

To make things more confusing, I noticed the bezel assembly was lifting and warped upward significantly on one side (shown in the photos with the massive gap underneath the teeth). Whenever I press down on the sides of the bezel I hear a faint click, there is zero wobble and the bezel does not shift vertically or horizontally. Crazy thing is out of my three subs, this one with the "issue" has the best click experience when you turn the bezel, the others feel dry. Maybe the other two are the issue?

First four pictures are of VSF 41mm date-sub, also included pictures of my VSF 41mm no date and my VSF Starbucks for reference.

My questions for the sub:

1. Does this crystal height look within normal QC tolerances for a VSF 41mm, or does it look like it isn't fully seated in the gasket?
2. Could the tall crystal be related to that lifting bezel? (e.g., if the internal Hytrel ring was pinched/kinked and pushing things out of whack?)

Appreciate any second opinions from the experts or Watchsmiths here!

Hey guys,

Looking for a quick sanity check on a VSF 41mm Submariner I just got.

Comparing it side-by-side with my Starbucks and my no-date 41mm Sub, the crystal on this one sits noticeably higher up. I know a tiny bit of the chamfered edge is supposed to protrude past the ceramic bezel insert, but this one feels like it's pushing the limit. I can't tell if this is just within normal VSF/rep tolerances, or if it's a real issue I should be worried about (like compromised water resistance or an obvious aesthetic "tell").

To make things more confusing, I noticed the bezel assembly was lifting and warped upward significantly on one side (shown in the photos with the massive gap underneath the teeth). Whenever I press down on the sides of the bezel I hear a faint click, there is zero wobble and the bezel does not shift vertically or horizontally. Crazy thing is out of my three subs, this one with the "issue" has the best click experience when you turn the bezel, the others feel dry. Maybe the other two are the issue?

First four pictures are of VSF 41mm date-sub, also included pictures of my VSF 41mm no date and my VSF Starbucks for reference.

My questions for the sub:

1. Does this crystal height look within normal QC tolerances for a VSF 41mm, or does it look like it isn't fully seated in the gasket?
2. Could the tall crystal be related to that lifting bezel? (e.g., if the internal Hytrel ring was pinched/kinked and pushing things out of whack?)

Appreciate any second opinions from the experts or Watchsmiths here!