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He sent me something very useful. Out of the blue. No money exchanged hands. He did not know me at all. I can't think of a better endorsement for a man's character. Sad loss. All the best Alan, love to your family.

Nice. What rivet bracelet is that on yours?

Neil

Adrian, as a fellow Manc - the bloke (PB) is from Yorkshire should we really expect anything else?

Took my son to a T20 cricket match yesterday. I've never watched cricket myself before. It was fantastic.

Carol

Chickens

Just rediscovered "The Jam" a great band.

https://www.classicdriver.com/en/article/watches/eric-claptons-rolex-makes-more-million

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Skulduggery

You did it. You saw her. And I bet your bottom dollar she was hanging on for that. You did not let her down. I'm sure she would be proud to have had a son like you. My condolences are with you.

'Nook - I think the problem you have is the combination of heat and pressure combined. Although I appreciate the press you have tried to use I'm afraid it lacks the element of heat to assist in the expansion of the bezel to facilitate the insert. Might I suggest you hop on a plane to China and give this set up a go - I think you will be pleased with the results:

Oxford

Cheesy

be careful with the screwdriver when pushing that tab over. I slipped a couple times and really stabbed myself.

Murder

Great quote 'Nook. I once heard Maya Angelou talking and she said when times get tough she remembers that her mum told her "It takes pressure to make diamonds". @ ssteel, glad you made it in time. I feel there is another diamond in the making.

Pythagoras

Fantastic work AJ. The world is a better place with people like you in it.

Quick wristie whilst I cook dinner. EE6263 case Asian7750 de-rotored and manualised EE dial WatchNY Bezel Ofrei pushers Gen bracelet Gen 703 crown and tube Gen T21

I have no words. It is truly heartening to see support like this for a fellow member. Hats off to you AJ and 'Nook. My thoughts are with you ssteel. I hope you make it in time.

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