denimhead

Many thanks for the enforcement Ken, hope your doing well mate Cheers M

I fancied going bit dressy today

Good Afternoon Gents, Just thought I'd let you know that I'm offering a 'Members special deals' on all printed/embroidered Garments. No minimum orders and happy to ship Internationally at an agreed postage cost. So if you have any business/personal requirements please feel free to contact me!! info@tntcompany.co.uk www.thenottinghamtshirtcompany.co.uk Cheers DH

has anyone managed to buy anything from Ingod recently? Don't seem to be able to get anywhere with him

Just noticed that this has appeared on the main dealers websites, any thoughts from the Pam experts? I like the idea of a 42mm Panerai

Solid Silver Vintage James Walker Half Hunter worn on a Fob chain

Maybe Buy a Nice Gen? Solid Silver and incredibly under valued as yet. Collect them while you can because they are rising in price

I think for 300 bucks mate you've grabbed a bargain, a nice clasp fetches that. Well done J

We would expect to pay around £400.00 -£500.00 for a nice one here in the UK, but I'm sure they go for far more via the forum

That looks brilliant, maybe send Panerai a picture for inspiration!

Any thoughts Gents? excuse my ignorance but does this function 100% as per gen? What controls the countdown? DH

Very nice Fred, My daily beater looking forward to the weekend

HR 5513 on Gen 93150/7836 combo. Light as a feather

Mr B, this is our dinner sod off

Thanks mate

Here's mine, HR fully engraved case set with re shaped CG's, HR re-lumed and re finished 5513 dial by Dig Dazza. Swiss eta 2824.

You've nailed it mate, especially with Voldermorts dial

Hmmm, well on a personal note I've been collecting and selling VIntage Rolex sports models for over 20 years now and in the 8 years that I've been on this particular forum I've actually learned morefrom the gents on here than I have from my fellow forum members over on VRF. My take is actually the chaps on here don't treat the whole vintage Rolex thing too seriously and actually enjoy the watches for what they are, they tell the time and don't get wet. I actually bought my first 1680 from a commercial oil rig diver who used to drink in my local pub and occasionally used his watch as a hammer! Ahhh £750.00 if I remember righty There only watches in the end

I love the way Charles Morgan describes the car as something you can pop to the supermarket in, only a 100 ever made. https://m.youtube.com/results?q=aeromax+morgan&sm=3

Or perhaps driving this against an Audi R8

Very elliquently put Mr B!

Bert, You'll be sadly missed my old mate. A true gentleman God speed DH

Beautiful Mr A

Happy Christmas You Lot Cheers Denimhead

Looks fantastic Tom, on with a 5513 and a 5517 build myself at present! It's an illness that can't be cured ;-)