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Never saw this before--well done. Great piece!

Nice. All you need now is a SeaDweller.

Very cool. And hooray for correctly sized pictures!

Nicely done, as usual.

Hear, hear!

It appears that way because it's shot wide-angle, macro, and with a flash.

Other than the fact that it's plated and wears off rather quickly. Try here: http://www.solid925silver.com/ From personal experience, she won't be let down.

No more trees people?

Wait till you see some up*cough*coming AP & Hublot reviews...

Well, if you're actually going to wear matching watches...

AP--hands down. And a hell of a lot better looking watch.

Man, I keep seeing these.. I'm dying for mine to come soon...

No, there's not. Even the gen stuff on eBay barely goes a few bucks below list price once the auction has ended. It's Tiffany's--it's all in the name--like Rolex, their resale value is going to be almost 100%.

I thought this was a religion for most; doesn't that always involve money?...

Thanks for the morning read.

Not that I can see--taking pics tonight--got so f*cking busy this weekend I'm actually glad to be back at work...

Lol--this is true...

It is supposed to be substantially darker than the steel. Here's the gen for comparison:

So far, from the pics everything looks ok before shipping--we'll see...

1) DSSD 2) Pre-cut, trimmed @ home 3) Noble Fur 4) 9 ft. 5) Florida, US 6) $115 Only the presents that have shipped are wrapped & under the tree. Hopefully the rest will be here before Christmas....

I just got mine. The pearl is so close to gen--it's awesome. Dial is great too--better print, and correct marker thickness. Posting review shortly...

Not necessarily, but 95% of the time you're generally loosing the aesthetic accuracy of the watch (sub-dial placement, etc.). You're also loosing the appreciation for the craftsmanship it takes to build, regulate and maintain an automatic timepiece. If you just want a "somewhat close" look to a genuine, then you're normally going to blow it with most quartz movements, with anyone who knows anything about the gens (seeing as they do pay attention to sub-dial placements, etc.). With concerns of low maintenance and low cost, your approach sounds like it's more towards the practical than it is toward the aesthetic; the way I see it is if you want the practicality without the embarrassment of being spotted with a more-than-obvious fake, a cheap genuine would suit you better (quartz Seiko, Casio, Citizen, etc.). If you want an almost unspottable watch--even to most supposed "experts"--you're going to have to go for an automatic. And quite frankly, with proper maintenance, a good automatic will outlive a quartz any day of the week.

If you're talking about the lumed hour markers at 3,6, & 9, can't they be pushed out from the back of the dial? I thought all metal based markers were fitted to the dial with small feet. Surely they can be pushed out & repositioned if necessary...

White. It's more feminine, classic and will coordinate with more outfits.

Damn it...now I'm on pins & needles over here....