gran

Its perfect on you

I rather have this one http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3422/3197072783_d6c77992cb_o.jpg 1972 Citroen Maserati SM

Your Interests are :Motorcycles, motorcycling, watching: British Superbikes, World Superbikes and MototGP.... Oh... and watches !! Did I mention that I like motorcycles? Maybe you simply love other things?

Welcome Dr.Who Dr. Gran

Damn this thread could have become quite flameable....

Yes! It is probably true that some are making a lot of money on this forum. I agree in principle that everyone (provided having been member for a while) should be treated equally but certainly I do not agree with the statement that "People should be able to selling things for whatever they like in peace"....I beleive that there should be freedom of speech to comment on sales (and everything else)....and the main reason for this forum is to warn us against people that want to rip us off (old members or not). Thanks for raising these important questions Gunnar

You cant be serious ...but I have heard this said many times before..to me it would appear a fake if it was running continously and it will probably not keep time well

So which one is your favorite? and I guess the "Genuine ETA" is simply an ordinary ETA 7750....or?

WOW!!!

interesting read

Thor is a giant

If ther is a marked there will be a rep so yes if thers is a new OMEGA it will be repped...its a law of replica nature..but just a reasonable rep.....and then in three, four years the 1:1 version

Yes this seems to be correct calatrava steel = blue dial and (white or yellow) gold = strap....I guess gold bracelett is just too much gold I love the strap, but I will go for the bracelett for now

Do a little searching on this forum a couple of days and it will be easier to ask the better questionas and be better informed on what to buy use search function and start that way to look trough this jungel

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Flying Tourb!!

Looks great Was there not a hole for the second blue screw when he modded the shock system? or is it silver and thus just seem to be missing

Great variation allways liked those SKAGEN watches so very very thin and elegant

you got good time

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