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  2. Happy Fathers Day! This one today. Sent from my droptop using telepathy
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  3. Happy Father's Day to my fellow dads.
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  4. Siri: "Urgle blurgle glarg cough cough"
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  5. Joined eight months ago (almost 9) and you've only made 2 posts? Seriously do some reading. There's asking silly questions and then there is just downright laziness. If I point you to the best 1680 then what if you want a 5512, or a 5513, a 5514 a 6538 a 5508. I hope you can understand that the question isn't understandable and 99% of the time is asked by people who make an account, want their watch now (that they have too high expectations for) and then will leave and not contribute anything. Read around the forum, get to know everybody and you will catch the addiction and be able to answer the question "Who has the best sub?" with "me".
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  6. Thanks! And now that I think about it, it was probably closer to $215.
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  7. Your list is not specific enough. There have been dozens of submariner models over the past 60 years. Also no budget was specified. To answer your question, a correct answer is: The best sub version is a genuine one and is available at any authorized Rolex dealer. They all have Swiss made movements.
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  8. Ok, I'll be nice. Welcome to the forum, now guys, time to edumacate our little friend. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  9. Can't really make up my mind as to what watch to wear today, so I'll wear Dad's... miss him every day, gone since 2007. He'd gifted me this watch after college, 2003. Genuine Datejust 1603, late 60's or early 70's, I put the green dial on.
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  11. Nice vacation. That Hublot shop looks like the one in the Atlantis? Did you stay there? Wife and I went for a conference back in December a year ago. Really enjoyed the restaurants, pools and beach. Quite a few upscale shops and nice watch shopping in the hotel. And of course the casino!!! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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  12. Must have been great to catch some Caribbean sun and relaxation. Thanks for sharing:) Do they have special offers like tax-exempt sales or something to justify all those boutiques? If You go by the 1% rule for luxury articles, there must be lots of people having those 12.9 million who choose to go on Caribbean cruises and than - right there on the ship - they suddenly decide they need an RM:) On second thought, I get it: there are casinos on board and these serve both as an incentive to try and as an "on-board" recycling bin, for those, that easily earned some cash on a lucky day.
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  13. Wow is right, great pics and watches today guys!
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  14. At this time I have unlocked this thread as I have not heard from Malik A King in two weeks nor has he been on. It was hoped this could be resolved without drama but it takes two parties. As to particulars the facts that are not in dispute are Schildkind sent watch to him as per there trade agreement Malik sent a box with no tape or glued seal weighting 83grams per post on intake and delivery (I will further quantify that by saying no way the watch in question or just about any watch weight that little). The guys at Dutch forum contacted me and he was trying to do some trades there but he is on hold if not banned there. I will mark him no deals till I get the ban through. Guys on trades it is dicey thing I really would not go there unless I knew the guy or had a good reputation on another board, low post count no feedback do not do it.
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  15. Review of the Omega Seamaster 300 Diver (Reference 2569.52.00) The Seamaster Line is Omega’s popular line of sport watches and offers both Chronograph and non-Chronograph watches. The Seamaster Chronograph line features a number of models currently based on the following movements: Omega 1164 = based on the Valjoux 7750 - (those with the 6/9/12 subdial layout). This includes the classic blue dial and the newer black dial Seamaster 300 Diver Chrono with the skeleton hands. Omega 3310 = based on Piguet 1285 (those with the 3/6/9 subdial layout) this includes the Seamaster Aqua Terra Chronograph and the Seamaster 300 Diver Chrono with the broad sword hands, which is available in various dial and bezel versions and which is reviewed here. Omega 3313 = equally based on Piguet 1285 and in comparison to the 3310 equipped with Co-Axial Escapement - this calibre is used in the Seamaster Planet Ocean Chrono. Omega 3602 = based on ETA 2892-A2, Dubois Depraz 2027. This calibre is used in the Seamaster Racing Chronometer and the Seamaster NZL-32 Chrono. General impression: The bad things first, but please read on... This watch actually has a number of visible flaws if you compare it side by side with the gen. It shares most of these flaws with many other chrono reps since they are based on the difference in movement used in the gen and the rep and the subsequent necessary design variations. My Omega Planet Ocean Chrono for example, (see my signature for a review) suffers from quite the same movement related flaws. Having said that, the look and feel of this watch is impressive. It feels like a genuine, luxury watch. It is heavy, solid, shiny, smooth on the edges and with lots of fine detail. The tactile impression is very good and better than many other high-end reps. I bet that any non-WIS would consider this the real McCoy.
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