For me the definition of homage is a 1:1 output disregarding some of the wild thesis and theories I had been reading around.
So replica and homage are the same thing, with variable degrees of achievement.
On the other hand, most of the old watches available today in the market - some of them usef as references - are far from being the genuine thing; serviced, cannibalized, “upgraded” they set a “genuine” price no longer being genuine at all.
Most of the ones I have seen are clearly worse looking than most of the decent homages around.
But this consideration is not the point.
Building my homages for long I cannot consider the results being a personal achievement but, most of the times involving helping hands.
In this case, result would not be possible without
@Athaya.
The most difficult part is doing an insert from scratch, and I used several sources before I had the finest engraving.
A. did it. Hats off to him on this and on everything he has been contributing for our better results.
Here is the raw insert:
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And here is my first lume wash in it:
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Military SM300 had intermediate markers in white (non glowing).
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