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Definitely get a rep of a German watch.

I'll take both please and thank you... SURE!

No I thought they were pretty poor actually. It takes no imagination whatsoever to buy a really expensive camera, really expensive light tent, and push some buttons. His photos lacked creativity. You can have the best equipment and the most "perfect" looking photo but without a motif or theme that personalizes it the picture is merely a reference and fails to qualify as anything artistically worthwhile.

This is going to sound a little strange, but I would wear the toy watch I got for my birthday as a child many many a year ago. It doesn't work anymore, but it would remind me of mom.

I know I will be submitting something for this contest!

Great story! I thought I was there with you!! Sounds like an amazing adventure.

A small collection? Perhaps. But this one has some incredibly gorgeous watches - and I wouldn't mind wearing any one of them (only possible exception being that flea market Breitling.... !)

I think that tourbillon is Omega's most beautifully complex creation to date.

Look at you guys and your big watches. Every woman knows that a man with a HUGE watch is just compensating for something! ...and cue the dress watch... Oh yeah Subtlety goes a long way.........

Classy Santos!

As a huge Blancpain fan this one has tempted me... but there's no way I can wear a quartz. It just isn't going to happen. I hope every single day the factories are going to release a standard, automatic, non-chrono modern Fifty Fathoms. They likely have it ready to go; but want to move some of these less popular units prior to releasing another "super rep"...

Wear them, bump them, scratch them, knock them. They are but things. If wearing an Ebel makes you smile, don't deny yourself the pleasure because it might get scuffed up. Some guy on Timezone once posted a close-up photo of his $50,000 annual calendar. It was completely scuffed up with bruises and scratches - but he loved it, and so did everyone else. A watch you love is meant to be an extension of you: your personal style, taste, and passion. At the end of the day, every mark is a piece of history - the history of your life. How exciting and memorable it is ten or twenty years down the line depends on you.

Stupid. They make enough money already. Give it to a charity, for marginalized people, or for starving people in developing countries...

I consider myself a watch dog too technically speaking.

Hey! Nice to see you still around Hike USA! I've been away for a while too but now I'm hoping to get back in the groove of things here... lots of exciting new reps coming out... a great time to be alive!

Narikaa can likely pick this up at a better price, but the question is, why would you want him to? This Richard Mille rep is far below average quality - I would invest in a better rep, even though this is one of your favorites, no fun in wearing something that so poorly resembles the beauty you appreciate of the gen..

Narikaa is a treasure chest of unique reps! Thanks for the trip down memory lane with a bump of this classic post.

I believe these are "homage" watches... if you want to make rich people angry post some pictures of them on Timezone and watch the fireworks.

Over priced unreliable Asian 7750 movement- wait for the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms non-chrono to be released!! We can wait for it together..

Just get a Magic Bullet instead.

Classy. Gen?

Breitling Chronomat Evolution with 40x diamond encrusted bezel on this mega-money-Monday!! ;-))

There's got to be $3 K worth of banknotes rolled up in there. I guess the question is: are you going to unroll them?

Josh has always provided me with excellent service; and while I seriously believe the watch you buy would come with all the proper engravings, the price-tag is ABSURD and you are much MUCH better getting it from Narikaa, or another local dealer who will do on-site QC instead of drop-shipping. Just to make sure. What are these dealers thinking? Because we're in a recession they release a $400 SS Longines rep and a $1,300 QUARTZ?????? To all of you who said the recession would bring in great savings for our hobby: looks like the same ol' same ol' from where my lazy butt is sittin'. Now: Josh is a GOOD DEALER, and a GOOD PERSON. I just simply cannot afford to buy counterfeit watches from him anymore. Ha! Didn't think I'd ever say THAT.

The watch you buy may or may not come with a movement.