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• #1852
Those Uniform Wares are lovely.
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• #1854
Wowzer. That's pretty cool. I had a TV remote like that once - it had all the simple controls on big clear buttons on one side, then flip the unit inside the case and you got loads of tiny little buttons for doing complicated things.
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• #1855
I used to have a boat called Bagel. Luckily, it didn't have a hole in the middle. At least, not right through.
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• #1857
wow!!
that is gorgeous!!
if i had 4 grand
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160523802007&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT -
• #1859
Sorted.
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• #1860
Murtle how good are those copies... in other words, are they worth the $300?
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• #1861
I had a copy of Patek. And it was a proper replica. Well worth over £300.
Then there are some cheap knock off you can buy on the market in Bangkok for £5.
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• #1863
Do you get certification on the quality of the fake movement?
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• #1864
yes
but it's fake
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• #1865
You will have £3500 left for the repairs if needed :-)
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• #1866
17 dual movement? Um har.
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• #1867
Was talking to a fairly distant family member last week and he told me to check out his website. Hes a watch dealer, its awesome. http://www.watchguru.com/
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• #1869
The Rapha of the watch world.
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• #1870
Watches and Horology Anti Porn thread?
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• #1871
the short film on the watchguru website is excellent. lots of interesting info. thanks for the link.
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• #1872
There are some nice pieces.
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• #1873
1960s Omega Seamaster. I want one so desparately!
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• #1874
the cannondales of the watch world?
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• #1875
Murtle how good are those copies... in other words, are they worth the $300?
speak to Mark (who rides the custom Demon bike). He put me on to an excellent source for copies that are in all the cases I saw identical to the 'badged' ones.
I'm starting to wonder what the point is to spending big money on a watch that has a label but isn't hand built or anything.
you straightened a bagel?