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trailboss

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  1. Yeah, something in the 40 dollar range should do the job. Mine was aprox US30 and it's just enough for bands and maybe MVT parts. It won't do a print head perfectly for example and would have no hope on a fuel injector. The real good stuff starts at around 100USD. Somthing around that price will do any watch job you could come up with.

    Col.

  2. Tat can now supply any watch with V10 lume from GlowInc (very good stuff). This will eventualy become his std lume if all goes to plan. The straps on these realy are outstanding. Folk have bought the watch just for the strap.

    Not sure on that dial issue. I havn't heard it being a problem as yet but it could easily be so. Tat has a range of dials and the ones from Jackson fit as well. He also has some very well priced MVTs inc a hand wound PVD one.

    Col.

  3. /me gets up, yawns and chks PM box. WoooHooo! This boy is one live mutha! Got a real nerve for a noobie you have boy (I'm assuming you're about 14 'cause anything else would be a worry). Apparently we Aussies are

    "good for is reading graffiti on the bog wall as you sit and contemplate your pathetic little lives."
    How inventive. Did you compose that whole thing on your own or did daddy have to help with the big words? You know, the couple that you used that had more than on syllable?

    I told you to [censored] off 'cause you deserved it. Folk here will tell you how rare it is for me to react like that but for a AAAAA++++++++ asshat like you, I made an exception.

    BTW, I particularly liked this line:

    In future keep you big mouth out of other peoples disputes

    Maybe if you took a bit of your own advice? You're just a big mouthed noob who came waltzing in with an over inflated ego and an opinion about as welcome as swine flu. Why don't you take up a more suitable hobby, like goat bothering. oscar.gif

    Anyway, I have no intention of fouling up this fine forum any more attempting to get thru to a boy with the social skills of a rabid skunk so if you want to continue this please feel free to come over home : http://www.replica-watch-guide.net/forum/index.php?act=idx# where there are a few folk who wish to meet you. We have not had a decent chew toy in a while now and you're almost as much fun as James from Best Swiss! I have a feeling JohnG will like you! (What's the bet he won't folks?)

    Lani: Mmmmmm, Leonards! Beats the hell outa Krispy Kream!

    Col.

  4. You really trade in a sports car every 8 months?

    If it's a classic (ie: not new) that is one way of not loseing too much on the deal,. Buy smart and the net loss on a classic in that time should be zero.

    Our friend appears to trade in his new cars that often however. Not that rare an occurence, lots of my clients do. I have several that trade in million dollar boats every year or so, even less if they decide they don't like it.

    Money is relitive mate.

    Col.

  5. This guy again :) He pops up all the time.

    I'm lazy to night so I'm gunna cut and paste what Greg_r had to say about one of his other brands on RWG1.1 yesterday.

    This is the guy who makes up watch brands, invents a back story for 'em and puts up web sites. He then starts selling cheap but flashy chinese watches on eBay, uBid and a couple of other sites. There's potential to get a nice-looking watch for very little money, so it's not really a rip-off, but newbs get sucked in by the backstory and frequently bid way too high.

    He just comes up with something that has the right kind of tone and assumes that people won't really pay much attention. Works, too. He also sells watches under Bernoulli, Eberle, Wohler, Louis Richard and several other brands. All of 'em made up. All of 'em with websites that 'confirm' the high RRP he quotes. Very nice little scam - and some of the watches are really genuinely nice - albeit inexpensively made. He charges a lot of money for p&p to make sure he covers his costs and then just banks on the gullible to bid too high. Slick little operation, and he's been doing this for years.

    Nothing wrong with the watches but Swiss? No, sorry. Made in same factories as our reps probably.

    Col.

  6. FedEx deliver to my Po box in OZ. They won't come out to the house. They can't find it! Even if it's addresed to the house they just dump it at the post office.

    I think the point here is that in OZ all Po Boxes are at the Post Office, not some third party mail service like some countries.

    BTW, HERE is a handy little site that tell you the correct format for adressing mail to allmost any country in the world.

    Col.

  7. Should not be too hard,

    Back off, flick the little tab that holds the batt in place (or undoo a cpl of screws and remove a plate), pop in new one, grease seal and replace back. That's it for most watches. Try to keep your fingers off the batt as much as possible and wash your hands first, preff with one of those alcohol based "waterless sanitisers" to remove as much of your skins oils as possible. If you're clever you can use a pair of plastic tweezers but I find 'em to clumsy.

    NFI what it uses but if it's a silver oxide make shure you use a SRxxxW and not a SRxxxSW if you want your watch to live. It may even have two batts, one for the digi and one for the analoge side. If that's the case one or the other prob still works.PM me the numbers on the batt and I'll send you the different numbers for various brands of batt.

    Col.

  8. Hey Robbie! Good to see ya mate!

    Gotta agree, I love my Blue Surf. The price of these is crazy low for what you get. All it needs is for the crystal to have a trip to CT and it would be perfect.

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    Think I would like to order a braclet to see how it looks on that as well. Should prob get a spare strap as well since they won't last for ever.

    BTW, is the TT lume correct or another silly fault from the factory?

    Col.

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