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Almost forgot Havana by Aramis is another fragrance with tobacco notes. Top Notes Coriander Seed, Anise, BIrch Tar, Juniper Berry, Tangerine, Grapefruit, Orange Middle Notes Bay Rum, Cumin, Jamaican Pimento Berry, Pepper, Jasmine, Hyacinth. Base Notes Exotic Woods, Tobacco, Patchouli, Cedarwood, Myrhh, Labdanum, Oilbanum, Tonka bean, Vanilla

I recently saw one go for $35. This watch looks to be in the same condition. However, the dial for this one is different than the other versions I have seen.

Have you tried Pure Havane by Thierry Mugler? It is similar to A*Men but different enough to stand on its own. Another great scent is Encre Noir and Jo Malone's Black Vetyver Cafe.

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The article wasn't written that well in my opinion. Perhaps, if I was just being introduced to the world of watches I might have found it interesting. However, that not being the case I wasn't to interested in the article.

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I know this is an old thread but Tom Ford was the creative genius behind Gucci's turn around. While I love his clothing and designs they are made for a specific body type. I can't comment on where to purchase replica goods as I have never done so.

In short the strap should match the shoes. However, style rules were meant to be broken. If you can pull it off, than by all means go for it.

Creed's longevity is also not worth the price. For what a bottle of Creed costs the scent should last longer then a few hours.

I myself wear Black Orchid. It's great for a man also. All the women at work love it, my fiancée not so much.

If you want a scent for Christmas may I suggest Paul Smith London.

The production number appears on the dial and simply denotes the number of watches made for that particular line. Here a movement shot for the Breguet and a close-up of the dial:

I have to agree with redwatch that the movement doesn't look genuine.

Here a few of my watches.

I haven't run into that problem yet. Most of the people I associate with like the Armani lines that are available everywhere. I tend to favor obscure brands that I know most people won't purchase. I haven't found anyone yet who has worn Le Labo or Kilian. I guess if they start I will need to find new friends.

I will put up a few pictures tomorrow morning for you.

I am the same way with watches and clothes. My collection is currently at 200+ pieces, all genuine from vintage to modern pieces. My collection starts with Alpina and ends with Zenith, I also have a few quartz pieces. I especially love vintage pocket watches from American manufacturers. My collection of clothes is similar, my fiancee thinks I have a sickness, which I probably do. However, it's better than spending my money on drugs or something else illegal. Thanks for the thumbs up!

I have three shelves like this one filled in my home office. I also use the makeup table my fiancee has in the bedroom to store my fragrances.

I believe we have found a watch for him. He is going to go with the Noob Factory 112. http://www.1-pc8838.com/product_info.php?products_id=11191{43}210{1}2

Thanks for the help. I will have my mate take a look at these. I offered him a used gen but it was a bit to much for him. He is only looking to spend a few hundred dollars. Once again thank you for your help.

Sorry if this has been asked before, but I didn't see an answer in my search of the forums. I would like to get opinions from members of the best no date Panerai that is currently available from the trusted dealers list. The person I am purchasing this for would prefer a hand wound model. Thank you for your time and patience.

I have no problem spending the same amount on a watch. Especially the higher end boutique watches. The FP Journe Chronometre Resonance is a watch in my mind that is more than worth the expense.

Hello from another new member in the Boston area. I've found this forum quite useful, in my search for purchasing watches. The users of this forum seem quite wonderful and friendly, I am glad I found this site.

A recent purchase for myself.