ExtraExtra
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Sweet. I used to have the first gen a few years back. Its huge and heavy but too large for my wrist. Wear it well.
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Sweet. Didnt realize it came with bracelet too...
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Fire chief walks into a burning room to find 2 firemen butt f***ing each other. The first fireman says "Sir, this man's got smoke inhalation". The fire chief says "Then why didn't you give him mouth to mouth resuscitation?". The second fireman says "Sir, how did you think this shit got started?"
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Nice. A must have for a breitling fan.
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Next time then.
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Im suppossed to be packing up for montreal thursday night. Let me check if I can join you guys.
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and that's why it's called "Bangkok"
You meet a pretty girl, take her home .. and BANG .. cock.
LOL. Thats a good one.
Some have mods to make it as close as possible to gens :-)
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I have been thinking about the need to service my reps. If I had only one, and used it every day, then the decision to service it regularly would be pretty straightforward.
However, I have 10 or so reps that I am wearing more or less the same amount of time, so all of them are running less than 40 hours every 10 days, or about 1/5 of time. Since most are unserviced, let's assume that all of them are in "can break at any time" state. Also, let's assume that a movement in this state will break irrepairably (need to completely replace it) after 3 years of running all the time, on average.
Now, my reps are running only 1/5 of time, so they will accumulate 3 years of running and break, on average, only after 15 years in this state. And after such long time, I will probably not care about most of these watches to have them repaired. And save one or two thousand EUR in service costs over that time...
Does this logic make sense (both, umm, mechanically and financially)?
Yes to some degree. I like chronos and the ones that I really like I take the extra step to swap in a swiss movement. Its just a bit more bucks and any doubt of it crapping out in the future goes away. If it does break, it is comforting to know that there will be part available to fix it unlike A7750.
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I actually purchased the bodygroom before seeing this commercial. Its hilarious!
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No I would not do it. After having so many selections and to be down a small list.....it wouldnt be the same.
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You always get something extra :-)
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If you sell it, do include the highlights of the storied life of this gem.....pictures too if you have it.
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Youve got a problem there. You need to attend the AA...audemars anonymous :-)
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This is a manly thread.. When it gets into eyebrow shaping, that's when I get worried.
Yeah...the eyebrows...gotta leave them alone...even with unibrow.
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AP diver for me
Yup AP Diver V5 Ultimate
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Is it me or that chrono verson looks like the Invicta 1003 Pro model?
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I like the 44mm version. Who know what went to their heads when they decidec to do a 42mm....for the ladies perhaps?
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That's a very sporty looking watch. Enjoy and wear it well.
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Thats a tough one ....looks like its a lefty too.
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There is a thread here on gens with imperfections...rolex mostly but i believe this is pretty common for any brand. One just have to go through a new purchase with a fine tooth comb.
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Andreww. What does your eagle eye say about the accuracy of this rep?
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Thats what happens when you seize the moment. Very nice pic.
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Nice. You even have the 359 for the gang bang pic.
Alleged Rep Rolex White Submariner on Gen Forum?
in The Rolex Area
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You would think that Rolex QC would get the obvious flaw on the pearl....so I would have the say that definitely a rep....only the QC in the pearl room next to the dust and wool QC would pass this one.