FDG
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Can't wait till the mail man delivers the IWC top gun personally to me hehe
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Hello Concepta,
Would you please answer my PM, i really would like to have informations concerning this one. I'm ready to buy it but with gen movt that you are able to provide.
Best regards
Eric
I believe he said he isn't making any Poruguese's anymore
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How is the steel compared? Is it 316L or 316F?
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Yeah please reupload the pictures
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Well China based dealers would not be able to send EMS to the Netherlands so they would most likely go through HK post anyway.
Ken
Ken, miss King sometimes send me EMS, she is located in china right? So it is possible.
Not sure this is a smart idea FDG. Take it up directly with the dealers and form your own map of who ships via what and who is best for you.
I think that is the best idea.
MODS: Please delete this thread
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Well, the main concern is that I would want to know what post service they use, HK post or china mail.
HK post, seems to deliver safer to me.
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Hi all,
Does anyone know where al the dealers are located? I find that the location is critical for safe shipment. For me HK is safest to ship from. So how about we start a list with the locations of the dealers?
The list that I can confirm the location of:
Timesshop - Hong Kong
Kingwatch - China
PerfectClones - China
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Andrew is a good guy, I am sure he is not affiliated .
I have never ordered from them and I think I never will, sticking to the tried and trusted dealers.
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They do the job fine
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Ideas like these just make me love this place
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They tried that scam with me once aswell. It was for a 10 euros item LOL!
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My opinion is that a Rolex can best be bought rep. A gen is way overpriced and still has possibility of flaws.
But most of all, people will think your rolex is fake anyway.
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Good job handling this Admin!
What figure would be to your liking as a donation to cover the traffic expenses?
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Perhaps, a sellers acount is possible, for a reduced amount a month, with mandatory seller details given.
So: Normal -> Seller -> VIP -> Platina
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Not concerned. Where I live, you can buy 3 fake watches. So no probs.
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Yes, a little bit bored, and a little bit curious
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Wow, I made this topic because I was a bit bored. I did not expect this amount of replies. Gotta love RWG
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Opinions on Harman/Kardon?
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He is indeed one of the nicest people on this board.
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A lot of watches in adult entertainment are fake.
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OJ Did It! Simpson Caught Wearing Fake Rolex
For O.J. Simpson, law and fashion are a lucky combination.
When he was accused of killing ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman in 1994, the criminal jury found him not guilty, despite evidence including a bloody size 12 Bruno Magli footprint and a suspicious pair of Aris Light gloves. Defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran made headlines with the glove found at the scene of the murders, infamously telling the members of the jury, "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit." They did.
O.J. didn't fare so well in a civil trial, in which the Goldman family was awarded USD $33.5 million -- which they have yet to collect. The tide seemed to be turning for the Goldman family recently, when a California judge ordered OJ to turn over a gold Rolex Submariner watch (among other things) in partial settlement of the judgment. The value of the watch, which O.J. had been spotted wearing in a photo on TMZ.com, was between $12,000 and $22,000. Or so the Goldmans thought.
It turns out that the watch was a fake, worth about $125.
The judge has since ordered the watch returned to O.J. -- but why not sell the fake anyway? After all, its celebrity associations are sure to draw interested bidders, and the Goldmans' lawyer has already received a $10,000 offer.
Unfortunately for the Goldmans, the judgment exempts jewelry worth less than $6,075. Simpson's lawyer successfully argued that allowing the sale of the watch at a higher price would create a precedent under which the Goldmans could attempt to seize any number of trivial items belonging to O.J. on the theory that they could be sold at a significant markup.
Not to mention the fact that selling a counterfeit -- even one clearly acknowledged as such and sold as a pop culture artifact rather than as a substitute for a real timepiece -- is a crime. Of course, O.J. can't sell the watch either, but in the U.S. it's perfectly legal to own a fake.
At least the case has left us with one new legal rule: If the watch is fake, you cannot take.
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Vesper: Rolex?
Bond: Omega
James Bond Casino Royale 2006
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And there's also the pride in knowing that you put it together from bits. You know the workings inside and out...there is something to be said for that!
4th Gen PO with all the mods...
Gen crystal?
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