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We got noticed by the moderators, who had trouble even viewing what was now well over 25,000 posts. They decided to relaunch us as a version 2 of ourselves, and keep an eye on us. a close eye. Posts started to be removed for being off topic, and we got bullied out of our little home. Because of this the information about the watches got lost in the abundance, it wasn’t unusual to get 200 posts a day that had nothing to do with watches, let alone the Eaglemoss Watches. Israeli Naval Commander 60's, Portuguese Colonial 60's, Australian Diver 60's, French Navy 60's, US Navy Diver 70's.

One of the original 1950s Rolex MilSub watches, even in a very well used condition, can sell for tens of thousands of pounds. Fakes are easily obtained, but these days not so easily spotted, and many can fool even an experienced buyer. When it comes to the really deep-dive stuff, I think it might be that we have to develop some system where people express their interest before we move forward with making it. I don’t want anyone to be in a position of having to put money down, but show some commitment to those models. Each monthly shipment will contain four stages of parts, except for the DeLorean which will contain five. We were waiting to see whether the sales recovered with the 32nd-century ships. Again, it’s difficult, because you’re getting to a point when we knew that Voyager-J from Discovery Season 3 sold really well. People love that ship. I think the Nog had also just come came out, and I don’t really know what happened with the sales figures on that one. Things were starting to get a bit messy by that point. Promotional artwork for the ‘Star Trek Universe’ Starship Collection, focused on starship models from the Paramount+ television shows.The Case colour is wrong for this model, or the dial is wrong for this style case, either way they don’t belong on the same watch. The printing on the dial is the wrong size, and a little fuzzy and faded close up. The seconds hand is too big for its scale, and the hands are the wrong colour, they should match the case. The quality of finish just too poor to be real. worse than the above homage in many respects, but they are after one thing, profit. On a smaller secondary scale printed in white, Hours indicated with roman numerals with triangles at 12-3-6-9. Ben Robinson ( @BenCSRobinson) tweeted a few nuggets of information today regarding both our partworks and the Starship Collections:

ROBINSON: Oh, no. If people are thinking, “They got too obscure with the Star Trek stuff,” or something like that — that’s not what happened. The reasons why are more complicated and, as I say, I’m not privy to everything, but it is not because no one was buying the Star Trek ships anymore or anything like that. That is not the case.

At Fanhome, we have the official licenses, so we are committed to providing you with every single delivery, from the first to the last, no matter which one you start with. So onto the thread, I’m aiming to bring up maybe one a day for now, please PM me if you want more or less information, we’d rather just keep this as a pictures and info thread so please any question on the afterlife forum please. I’m not an expert horologist but I hope that you find the following posts Informative. If you think, “I’ve got all these model bits. I might as well just throw them away,” don’t do that. Hold on, be patient, and give us a few months to see if can’t get somebody else to step in and take things over — I think there are good reasons to believe it’ll be possible. As I said, I can’t make any promises on success, but I can promise you that I will do my best to make something happen. Whether my best will be enough, I can’t say, but I will certainly try. For people who like watches that have a vintage look but who can’t afford the vintage inspired modern military and dive watches made by high-end boutique companies, Eaglemoss is ideal.

All come with a magazine, they've all been in the presentation case so have no individual boxes anymore. None have been worn to my knowledge & all have the clip on the open crown so battery life hasn't been wasted.TREKCORE: Last year, Eaglemoss seemed to be riding high with a number of new Star Trek announcements, and new license acquisitions like Stargate and The Expanse— and now it’s effectively out of business. What can you tell us about the recent shutdown of the company, from your experience on the inside? TIP: Since the survey is presented via Google Forms, you will need a valid Google account to complete it. One survey submission per account. I think I would strongly advise anybody who has a dispute to pursue it. Most people are in a situation where they were paying monthly, and they only got charged when the thing shipped. That is the vast majority of people. If those were found to have sold in respectable numbers, then you’d kind of go, “Okay, we still have this business making Starfleet ships. We just have to treat some of the alien ships with a bit more caution.” That’s to be expected when you’ve made 400 individual ships! That said, there are things that are more niche and obscure where I think crowdfunding is appropriate — like for a limited run of a special publication or something. I had an idea to do a book based upon Syd Dutton’s Star Trek matte paintings, which were heavily photographed before they went up for auction last year.