With rally timers you need to be able to start them individually and easily, especially on historic regularity sections.
Twin Rally Dash Stopwatches For £100 - Any Interest?
#16
Posted 31 October 2014 - 09:22 PM
#17
Posted 31 October 2014 - 09:25 PM
taking the piss one thinks....I'd rather pay £100 then £650+
To be fair, those are a fairly poor example of what I would be selling - the backplate on those is rather amateur-ish, mine would be far better made. And of course the watches would be new, mint condition. The rear of the plate would be velvet covered to prevent dash damage. Here is an example of some Heuer watch sets Ive made in the past (sold for £650) to showcase the work:
P1010556 by victorkristiansen, on Flickr
P1010521 by victorkristiansen, on Flickr
he is just trying to fill the gap as most people can not afford such extortionate prices......give him a chance before you blow him off .............
Agreed!
They are nice but the ones that are beig made here are perfectly fine for 100 quid and to be honest me for one if I wanted to get proper track timers I would get digital ones.
But if I wa making my mini look old school I would fit these 100 pound set...
And the guy is only making a tenner on each one!
#18
Posted 31 October 2014 - 09:56 PM
taking the piss one thinks....I'd rather pay £100 then £650+To be fair, those are a fairly poor example of what I would be selling - the backplate on those is rather amateur-ish, mine would be far better made. And of course the watches would be new, mint condition. The rear of the plate would be velvet covered to prevent dash damage. Here is an example of some Heuer watch sets Ive made in the past (sold for £650) to showcase the work:
P1010556 by victorkristiansen, on Flickr
P1010521 by victorkristiansen, on Flickr
he is just trying to fill the gap as most people can not afford such extortionate prices......give him a chance before you blow him off .............
Agreed!
They are nice but the ones that are beig made here are perfectly fine for 100 quid and to be honest me for one if I wanted to get proper track timers I would get digital ones.
But if I wa making my mini look old school I would fit these 100 pound set...
And the guy is only making a tenner on each one!
Lol, read the post again. The OP said he found the example on eBay, the Tag ones are an example of his work too (note he is the poster). His work would be at that standard for the same price as the ones on eBay.
I would be very interested in a 3-clock layout, what would you imagine that would cost?
#19
Posted 31 October 2014 - 09:58 PM
taking the piss one thinks....I'd rather pay £100 then £650+To be fair, those are a fairly poor example of what I would be selling - the backplate on those is rather amateur-ish, mine would be far better made. And of course the watches would be new, mint condition. The rear of the plate would be velvet covered to prevent dash damage. Here is an example of some Heuer watch sets Ive made in the past (sold for £650) to showcase the work:
P1010556 by victorkristiansen, on Flickr
P1010521 by victorkristiansen, on Flickr
he is just trying to fill the gap as most people can not afford such extortionate prices......give him a chance before you blow him off .............
Agreed!
They are nice but the ones that are beig made here are perfectly fine for 100 quid and to be honest me for one if I wanted to get proper track timers I would get digital ones.
But if I wa making my mini look old school I would fit these 100 pound set...
And the guy is only making a tenner on each one!
Lol, read the post again. The OP said he found the example on eBay, the Tag ones are an example of the OPs work (note he is the poster). His work would be at that standard for the same price as the ones on eBay.
I would be very interested in a 3-clock layout, what would you imagine that would cost?
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