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swdivad

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  1. I used to have a gen GST Ti. I can't verify now but I remember it has a light blue tint when looked at at an angle and it has very little surface reflection like my AR coated glasses. I could be wrong.

    Yes, forgot to mention that as well... The surface reflection was very subdued, almost blurred or hazy. I don't know if this is because of AR coat on the outside, or the sapphire had a special texture to it.

    It was very pleasing to the eye :winkiss:

  2. Thanks for the comments guys :thumbsupsmileyanim:

    I have really loved the 91 for the past year, it is a beautiful watch. I've been wanting to get into something that is a bit less dressy over the last few months, so I've tentavely chosen the 089 (yes, I love anthracite :D )

    On the other extreme, I may buy a more historic model... so many choices :bounce:

    One of the criteria is that the watch hasn't been repped yet, so that narrows the choices down, but just a bit :lol:

    Anyway, when it's all done, there'll be a flurry of wrist shots.

  3. Blade Runner

    Sin City

    Pulp Fiction

    Bad Things

    Last Tango in Paris

    Kill Bill (both)

    Sky Captain and The World of Tomorrow

    Hero (Jet Li)

    Transporter

    12 Monkeys

    To Live and Die in LA

    Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

    Italian Job

    Scarface

    From Dusk til Dawn

    Desperado

    Once Upon a Time in Mexico

    Ronin

    Time After Time

    From Hell

    Pirates of the Carribean

    The list goes on...

  4. Go for a Mini--my girl loves hers--engineered by BMW, but faster, more reliable (from personal experience) and hold their resale value betteer.

    Love those!!

    I tried to get her into a mini, but she wants something that's a bit more practical and comfortable ;)

  5. I guess I'm a bit lost with you saying 'This Site". Are we talking about the dealers here, or the Admin? I'm not sure that "This Site" sells watches. If possible, be a bit more specific or did you intend to LINK?

    :lol::whistling:

    This is a very long and ongoing saga carried over from the previous RWG forum John... If you have time to waste, I'm sure a search will bring you to the font of info about this project.

  6. I liked the first post on this watch, but with the display caseback, I admit it is very tempting...

    Display caseback and metal band make this a great deal :thumbsupsmileyanim:

    Mine has been sold already, so this is probably the only one available in the world at the moment. If you're looking to get this watch, this is the time as it will be more expensive anywhere else.

  7. > How Much Do You Spend On A Strap?!

    LOL, that's a scary question. My limit has been $230 so far, I can't see it going higher than that. There are lot's of good straps out there in the $80-130 range.

    Europelli has been my most purchased brand, the quality is great and Drew is an excellent guy!

    For custom straps, Aaron HKTan is the way to go for me so far.

    Just ordered a Metta from Rob and he has been very communicative and thorough throughout our dealings :thumbsupsmileyanim:

    Good luck with your purchase!

  8. My dear swdivad

    Is not the 318 a bit of a poseur in the sports sedan market? I believe the 320 was created to address several shortcomings of the 318.

    As a bit of advice, unless the fair half of your equation is a sports driving enthusiast, might I recommend something more in keeping with what SHE desires?

    While masculine and chiseled, the BMW 3 series do not appeal to all members of the fair sex. As well, bear in mind that BMWs tend to be driven hard. Are you prepared to rescue your lass when she experiences mechanical failure on some distant kerb?

    I know several women ("ladies" is too far a stretch) who prefer the lines of a Porsche over the chiseled lines of a BMW any day. Have you thought beyond the propeller insignia?

    :winkiss:

    Thanks Miss Understood for your insight ;)

    BMW is her preference after choosing over Mercedes, Audi, and Peugot

    The 318ti was actually her first choice and what we were looking for; She likes it because it's small, economical, and relates BMW with quality German engineering.

    While we were at the lot, she saw the 320i and really liked it... The 318ti is a little more practical for her being smaller/easier to park, more fuel efficient, and a little cheaper. Being newer with fewer Ks was also a big plus.

    On the other hand, the 320i was more practical because it has 4 doors and probably will be worth a little more as well in 3-5 years when moving to something else. It is also not as sporty and more elegant than the ti

    She likes both, but buying both is not an option at the moment :lol:

  9. Hey all... I am looking to purchase a second hand car for my wife and have narrowed the choice down between two cars:

    BMW 318ti (2003, 20,000 kilometers)

    BMW 320i (2002, 60,000 kilometers)

    The prices are pretty much on par to Australian prices (high compared to the rest of the world maybe, but no matter)

    Both cars are 5 speed auto transmission and in excellent condition as far as I can tell.

    I am trying to find out from anyone in the know about the quality of the two choices, pluses/minuses of each model, any inherent problems etc.

    In the end, I will have the final choice mechanically inspected, but ask your opinions so I can make an informed decision.

    Which would you choose (or would you choose another make/model)?

    Thanx :thumbsupsmileyanim:

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