From the "Now I've Seen it All" Department"

I suppose they grind down the parts and sprinkle some of the dust on the watch hands?

"legit"
 
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You know it's better to give then receive,, I'll take one! If someone gives it to me!
 
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Yep it's in the what I like to call "the tenuis link museum" where real triumphs are put through the ignominy of being shown to the public trying to draw a link from real triumphs of the past to the Hinckley ones !
 
Dommie Nator said:
"Shepherd replaced the clutch plates and connector rods to get the Triumph looking exactly as it does in the movie, passing the originals on to REC Watches for use in the TTT Great Escape dials.
The bike is now on permanent display at the Triumph Factory
Museum in Hinckley UK."
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Thanks, I took one look at the watch and didn't read any further.
 
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And if you scroll down through the blurb, the photo of the bike's engine is arse-about-face.

Careless of the web designer.
 
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