Bronzo 'Beast ' with Angelus sf240 non alarm
Posted: January 27th, 2025, 2:54 am
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Bronzo 'Beast ' with Angelus sf240 non alarm
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Re: Bronzo 'Beast ' with Angelus sf240 non alarm
Posted: January 27th, 2025, 2:06 pm
What a build! More info please
Re: Bronzo 'Beast ' with Angelus sf240 non alarm
Posted: January 28th, 2025, 2:48 am
Very cool! And that engraving on case back 
Re: Bronzo 'Beast ' with Angelus sf240 non alarm
Posted: January 28th, 2025, 10:36 pm
Re: Bronzo 'Beast ' with Angelus sf240 non alarm
Posted: January 29th, 2025, 12:43 am
Rainy (Bonny B) wrote: ↑January 28th, 2025, 10:36 pmFirst of all I have to said thanks to 2 gentleman for the generous and kindness Master Luke (Tanukjaju) and Jobz Madantique With out them this project will be never happen.
I did used my old case that sit in my drawer for long time ago to modified for this case. This old case I did make it to fit automatic Eta2842 movement.
1. Mid case Make the center hole is bigger to except new 39mm dial. And enough space to fit new movement 36.8 ×6.7mm . I also did the 3mm thick adapter to make midcase thicker because, old case is 4.7 mm
thick. And new hole to except M2 screw (10mm long )Make new hole for the Lug bar that except 27mm spring bar is more flexible than M2 screw in.
Make new CG 8mm. And cover new crown with bronze for12mm. So the case is will be wider 52+10=62mm.
2. NewCB with engraved 7 mm thick . 3 mm. Depth to except new dome plexiglass
3. New bezel that from my last project 13mm.thick make the pattern for it.
So that 's it the result
Case 52mm with CG and crown is 62mm
Lug/Lug is 63mm.
Lug straps 27mm
From top to bottom 34mm
Gen. Angelus hand.
Angelus sf240 non alarm version
Please no drama about how big the case is or why fit angelus on it or anything. I can't tell anyone to like my work or tell anyone to don't like my work Please don't get me wrong. I just the humble guy who love watches. Thanks. So much for popping in my post. Hope everyone enjoy my Humble work.
Re: Bronzo 'Beast ' with Angelus sf240 non alarm
Posted: February 3rd, 2025, 10:28 pm
One thing I love about this forum is that people here are open to all sorts of interesting and unique builds. I’ve spent time on other forums where people will criticize something as basic as an aftermarket strap, and if you post a pic of a frankenwatch they lose their minds. They should remember that the real monster in Frankenstein was the angry mob of villagers.Rainy (Bonny B) wrote: ↑January 29th, 2025, 12:43 am
Please no drama about how big the case is or why fit angelus on it or anything. I can't tell anyone to like my work or tell anyone to don't like my work Please don't get me wrong. I just the humble guy who love watches. Thanks. So much for popping in my post. Hope everyone enjoy my Humble work.
That’s a really cool and unique build you’ve made. The patina on the movement keeps it faithful to its individual lived history, and the colors and details of it are really well done. I’ve never seen an Angelus with a red dial, looks excellent! I hope my Angelus 240 project turns out half as cool as yours.
Re: Bronzo 'Beast ' with Angelus sf240 non alarm
Posted: February 4th, 2025, 4:49 pm
Thanks. For your generous comments. For the movement I got it just like that color. Made the feeling faithful like you said. Dial is red from IMHO is make the watches more modern because, the movement is vintage. I don't want a pure vintage watches. The result came out quite satisfied only thing annoying me is the movement is still not settle yet. On and off .Hopefully is done soon . Thanks again for your generous comments.Hypnogagia wrote: ↑February 3rd, 2025, 10:28 pmOne thing I love about this forum is that people here are open to all sorts of interesting and unique builds. I’ve spent time on other forums where people will criticize something as basic as an aftermarket strap, and if you post a pic of a frankenwatch they lose their minds. They should remember that the real monster in Frankenstein was the angry mob of villagers.Rainy (Bonny B) wrote: ↑January 29th, 2025, 12:43 am
Please no drama about how big the case is or why fit angelus on it or anything. I can't tell anyone to like my work or tell anyone to don't like my work Please don't get me wrong. I just the humble guy who love watches. Thanks. So much for popping in my post. Hope everyone enjoy my Humble work.
That’s a really cool and unique build you’ve made. The patina on the movement keeps it faithful to its individual lived history, and the colors and details of it are really well done. I’ve never seen an Angelus with a red dial, looks excellent! I hope my Angelus 240 project turns out half as cool as yours.