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http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-32892-Automotive-News-Examiner~y2010m3d28-Review--Nissan-Sentra-SER-Spec-V

Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V

That is the reduced Speedmaster.

Lucky man, I am moving to the UK next year. Good luck to you.

Explorer II, SMP or PO. Even a good quartz would work depending on what your everyday activities are.

Get well soon Sixx!!!

Agree with Marty.

I would ask for a reliable Seconds at 6 movement, but the number one thing that I would love to see is a 1:1 Rep of the Speedmaster Professional. If they could super-rep this then I would be the happiest man in the world.

Wearing my GEN SMP. Haven't been able to take any good photos yet.

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Whenever I put this on, it always makes me happy.

Gorgeous Gen GTM By-Tor. Saw one of these in the AD a few days ago, amazingly beautiful.

You should have about a year before you need to get it looked at. Thats what I do atleast.

Let me know if you ever get tired of it.

I was about to say the same thing.

One thing I never understood is why don't the rep factories understand demand. There would be a huge demand for a correctly spaced Speedy, or a Daytona that doesn't break after a month. I would buy them and I'm sure a lot of other people would as well. The Speedy is a great rep except for that issue. Come on factories, lets go.

Nice Speedy by the way. I have always liked that version.

Well, the most working out I do is working outside or working on cars. So I don't know much about a good workout watch. But that one does look good. Very macho.

Gorgeous group, very nice Daytonas

Hike that thing is sexy. What kind of movement in there?

Why would one want to wear these? Would have a hard time pulling my sleeve down.

When you get the AP Juan Pablo MOntoya (and or) Rubens Barcello I would love to see some good pics. I was looking at those myself.

Good luck man, I'm sure its not gonna cheap.

They got some serious....yeahs...for doing that. I wouldn't mind a walk to the North Pole but not under ice and in freezing water. No No. Great pics though.

That seems disappointing. The picture really don't look that good to me. Hopefully time will fix this.

I only have one right now, so I would be that one. The Rolex Explorer II. She did really like the Tag SLR when I had it though. Her favorite is a Rolex Datejust with the mother of pearl dial and diamonds out the ass. Price tag of $45k.

Well, a BCE. Never liked them, thought they were too big and too busy on the dial. Yet, I bought one, had it for two months and I was right. I loved the watch but it was just too large and too blingy for my taste. I want an SFSO now.

I am not sure that high end genuine watches will ever go away. Rather, with high quality reps, those manufacturers will be forced to evolve, producing items that can't be easily, or economically re-produced. It's a game of cat and mouse; those that produce the high end, high ticket items will always be a few steps ahead. Plus, they have another angle that the rep market can't compete with; precious metal cases, precious stone settings, etc. Basically the jewelry pieces with true intrinsic value.

Besides, some folks would never consider a replica, and there are many, many out there with this mindset along with some deep pockets. As long as there's a market for it, there will be product. I don't think the high end segment has much to worry about with regards to going extinct.

The same can be said for anything high priced item. Why are Gucci still around when we can buy fakes. I mean who would spend $5k for a bag, but we do. Why would you want an Aston when Ford makes the RS Focus. There is always going to be a demand for high end items because we, as humans, love that feeling of being wealthy or high class. Rolex, Omega, whichever company you want, will find ways to make them harder and harder to rep.

I would be more afraid of the cell phone industry taking over the watch business because young people aren't buying, even middle class watches like Bulova, Seiko and so on anymore.

Nothing brightens my day like those pictures HikeUSA. Nice SO By-Tor.

Same as yesterday for me. Rolex Explorer II is all I have until tomorrow when my gen Seamaster arrives. :thumbsupsmileyanim: