gran

I agree he is nuts

Buy the Voutilainen instead Voutilainen ‘OBSERVATOIRE’ Wristwatch re-worked Peseux 260 movement designed for Observatory trials Ooooooops I am not able to find it for sale or even a price..now this has to be repped

Ok! So when are we gonna get the replica of this?

Great that they are fixing stuff...but I am not too crazy about all that red on the watches (and I support a red team)

But the lume pics are so great.....BTW I just had my PO Chrono relumed (+mod, service...) by Domi anyhow I feel much better now about all the 20+ watches I have not bothered to relumed who cares anyway

I was in such a rush today I forgot to put on a watch

Thank you bwhitesox Happy Life Gunnar Gran

If it is a dive or avaiation type watch I feel ackward if thelume is not reasonable..a PO with too weak lume bothers me

Nice..my kind of stars

Damn...now my girlfriend is really upset Dani

I know and you are correct about that Dani...being as active as you are you probably need them ...and lucky me I have someone who spends that kind of time make me food Gunnar

Seriously! Taking vitamins in the form of pills is likely not the so beneficial I have heard. Best is to get what you need trough your meat, fisk, fruits.... study published in the "Journal of the American Medical Association," which reveals that high-dose supplementation such as supplementation of beta-carotene and vitamins A and E can be harmful for health. According to authors of the study, medically prescribed supplements such as vitamin B12, calcium or Vitamin D are suitable to take. I know you are not a woman Dani but Scientists in New York combined data from two Women's Health Initiative trials involving 161,808 post-menopausal women aged 50 to 79 years. Some 41 per cent took vitamin pills for a total of 15 years - mostly multi-vitamins with minerals, says a report in the Archives of Internal Medicine journal. There was no beneficial effect from multi-vitamin use on the risk of breast, colorectal, endometrial, kidney, bladder, stomach, ovary or lung cancers. Researchers also found no link between using vitamins and the risk of heart disease, or death. The findings also showed multi-vitamins did not increase the risk for these conditions. The researchers, from Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, said women were more likely than men to take supplements and the proportion taking them went up after the age of 30. Sylvia Wassertheil-Smoller, professor of epidemiology and population health, said: 'Based on our results, if you fall into the category of the women described here, and you do in fact have an adequate diet, there really is no reason to take a multi-vitamin.' But it may still benefit some women to take multi-vitamins, she added, because the women in the study were relatively well-educated and had better health habits than the general population. The Health Supplements Information Service in Britain said yesterday that vitamin supplements help people with poor diets. Dr Carrie Ruxton, scientific advisor to HSIS, said: 'A significant proportion of British people, particularly women, young children and teenagers, have inadequate intakes of key nutrients, such as iron, folate, calcium, vitamin D and vitamin A. 'As a nation we are still failing to meet the five-a-day fruit and vegetable intake targets. As a result, multi-vitamins remain a valid way of supplementing the diet, alongside improvements in healthy eating.' Nutritionist Rachel Di Leva, from HSIS, said European regulations prohibit claims being made for supplements without 'robust substantiation'. She added: 'The Advertising Standards Authority is also vigilant. Reputable multi-vitamin products do not carry claims that cannot be substantiated, and this protects consumers.' Dr Ruxton said: 'Vitamins and minerals are not intended to be used like drugs. 'Both cancer and heart disease are conditions with multiple causes such as genetics, smoking, obesity and diet, so it is unlikely that simply taking a multi-vitamin supplement would prevent them. 'But a multi-vitamin, for instance, could be the answer for someone leading a hectic, busy lifestyle, where meals are skipped or taken on the run.'

Lothar was great Lets not forget Drogba...a most brilliant player.... but cries like a girl if anyone gets near him....wish Drogba played for England

Kenny Dalglish was a player of all round brilliance who is generally regarded as the best player in Liverpool's history... He joined Liverpool from Glasgow Celtic in 1977. He is the only player to have scored 100 goals in both English and Scottish football. Now he might be back to lead Liverpool FC once more lets hope and pray so and that he will do more than just beat Everton in the premier Exit Raffa..thank you for the CUP victories

Hoping for England..but think Germany will win this time This used to be true....

Great to seee it on your wrist mastrmindalliance Soon this thread will be all filled up with PloPorfs

Yes and read the sellers description "Description: For your consideration we are proud to offer this vintage Zenith wristwatch. This beautiful wristwatch features dauphine style hands and raised Arabic numerals at the 12 and the 6 position. This is a beautiful watch and it is running, it has been running for the last hour and a half I have been dealing with it without any visible problems. Good luck bidders!! "

This board need the long time members. Treat them well. Hope you will stay Happier Timekeeping Gunnar

You are a very brave man gtanak Luminous Timekeeping Gunnar

designer watches..must be CARTIER or the like

Wow Shaq and nice car too

Yes I eat: LuteFisk RibbeKj