Cromag

I think what happens in this case is you send the watch back (which sucks plus risk of loss) and the TD fixes/replaces it and gives you a discount on your next purchase to compensate your re-shipping expense. Or the TD credits you back an agreed upon amount and you sell the watch on M2M hopefully without loss. It's much easier if you have a track record with said TD.

Congrats! That's what I wore to dinner tonight.

LOL Beer goggles for watches haha

Too comfy to switch.

Orange Anonimo today with gen bracelet!

You know it never happened without pics right?

Welcome to the brighter side

3777 aaaagain

Niccccccce

I appreciate that we respond nicely to them. That's what keeps this forum enjoyable.

Anonimo Deep Blue today.

That's a trip @iggi

Pull up a chair. Let's see some pictures of the family.

I never liked him. Wish he wasn't on RWI

Oh, I've seen those. I almost pulled the trigger on the other one. It was about $250 I did order a gen seagul for wifey. She's been wanting one for a while now. Should be here tomorrow.

Ah! I just checked the omega site and their gen looks off too. So I guess it's fine.

Who is primetime btw?

Are the numbers on the bezel suppose to be so close to the outer end? That doesn't look good to me but maybe the gen is like that.

Is it just me or does that dial look way off center? It looks like the 12 is too far to the right when using sel as gauge. Also therefore the 6 marker looks too far to the left.

Nice lyrics and appropriate to the query. It speaks to the remote wilderness theme and paints an honest picture. Though these uber remote off-the-gridder's appreciate a good Stratocaster guitar, I can't see them getting into the trappings of replica watchdom. Just to clarify, I'm not talking about people living in Alaskan towns. I'm talking about way off wilderness full time cabin living in the black darkness of a snow buried season. No company, no gazing upon gods majestic Alaskan glories. Just cold dark unrelenting unforgiving cruel lonely winter. Not sure that qualifies for special. Isn't it like wasting away in Abaddon for a season? And what motivates someone to this extreme?

I was thinking about @Nanuq today after watching three episodes of that reality tv show about people living off the grid in Alaska. Some depend on a train as a lifeline but have been living that way for decades. Very interesting adventure. Admirable to some extent but why in such cold remote places sheesh. I grew up in Canada and am familiar with cold rugged terrain which is why I don't understand it. -60F is cold man. I've been in -50F in a very remote part of The Great White North and almost perished. So I can see trying it as an adventure but decades in that cruel unforgiving off the grid climate... Why there and not a slightly more hospitable -20F in the lower 48?

V5 PO today from sunny California

Maybe this will cheer you up http://www.rwgforum.net/index.php?/topic/150900-Skinny-Wrist-Club-thread

116613LB today