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^^^that is beautiful^^^

Modern Norwegian yes, it's the traditional Yorkshire way of counting and is basically Viking with 1000 years of cumulative errors. My family and lots and of the old families still count livestock that way.

Bet you can work out what this is about:- Yan, tan, tether, mether, pip, azer, sezer, akker, cotter, dick

No mate Yorkshire (Northern Scum) and definitely Viking blood. Pleased to meet you too.

He could certainly craft an elegant sentence and had a knowledge that was deep and wide. He also gravitated to the more powerful end of the Mercedes range, which was something else we had in common. I would say RIP, but he didn't believe and neither do I so I'll just say Cheers, it was fun.

Just because..... "I am only responsible for what I say not what you understand, and yes I do talk to myself, sometimes I need an expert opinion" I really liked this:- Thank you for the birthday wishes guys, BUT, sorry to disappoint you, t'aint mah burfday today, I never ever RELIGIOUSLY never ever put my information on any website, I'm not on FB / Twit or any other social networks, when it comes to filling in forms for websites, I always put in a lot of shite, which is why Greg thinks I'm 2 years old....DOB....18/1/1900....SEX:.....as often as possible,.....NAME: Hugh Jorgen,...Claude Balls...Ivor Biggun...D.Duck, whatever springs to mind, same with ID's...aliases etc etc, I never publish photos, details about family / friends or anything contentious.That's why I laughed when a certain MEMBER said he'd tracked me across the Web and was going to publish all my info.....it wasn't MY info....but....feel free, it's ALL fictional and non-sensical..... THIS IS THE WEBNET...FOR FUKK'S SAKE.But, thanks for the wishes......my next birthday is on FEB 7th on Timezone ..followed by MAR 21st on the HTC forum PPS..HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE REAL BIRTHDAY BOYS

Famous movie gaff. That watch had an alarm function, err not.

Well Neil didn't like our knitting circle that's for sure, but there was another side to him as there is to everyone. Towards the end I saw a little of the man behind the avatar and I have to say I think he would have been good company. You guys know this is my home, but I still contributed to a floral tribute.

Welcome to our community I hope you will find a home here. I think that the Dutch forum has closed down. I didn't go there much as Dutch is one of the few European languages I can't struggle by in. On the bright side one of the Moderators from that forum is a popular member here. @martijnp

Hey Bart, how's life? How are the dials going mate?

^^^Very interesting. It's amazing what turns up in these wristies^^^

Try different routes to where you want to go. I'm having difficulty with clicking in current activity, but if I go browse forum I can often get in. It is a B nuisance though

Always happens with these new modders. They start out great, get too many orders, keep guys waiting months, then go AWOL. Often with other people's money. My advice would be stay the hell away. There is a great Sub in sales at the moment that needs no work. (Blatant plug)

Nice project. I would be surprised if some of our members haven't built these mid size models

Muff, Donegal actually has a diving club. A friend is trying to get me a t-shirt from his cousin, who is a member. I kid you not.

This is turning out really great. Let me get Summer over and then I'm up for some Panerai builds. I wish this thread was here two years ago when I started out trying to work out what all those random numbers are and stuff like Pre Vendom. It would have saved me nights and nights of trawling the interweb. The 1928, 2081 I like that, how possible is it to build one please?

I'm not seeing any link.

^^^Don't blame you holding on to that, it's very nice indeed.^^^

Can't beat an imported Vergina. Fnarr, fnarr 4 Kinnell Street, Thornhill DG3 4JL sold recently for around £100,000. I would have enjoyed living there.

Anyone else noticed Vertex is back in business under the grandson of the war time owner. I have a bit of a thing for the Dirty Dozen that I'm trying hard to suppress. Starts out well enough with a nice stainless Cyma, but by the time you are looking for an IWC or Grana, you are in for serious money. https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/vertex-dirty-dozen-watch-reborn-military?mc_cid=619112b2fe&mc_eid=a54c549482 The guy comes across as a bit of a hipster **** in the article, but he has been talking on a couple of forums and I think it's just an outrageous stance to get attention. He has said anyone with an original automaticity makes the list, which is a nice gesture.

You have no idea how great that picture is to a new guy. I searched high and low for something that gave an oversight of vintage Pams a couple of months back. I know three of the guys you name and they are not only really good at their craft, but really terrific guys as well. I've heard good things about Black Shark and Pratt, but don't know much about them. Fancy doing a build thread on that beauty? Yes please, pretty please? I have a nasty nasty feeling this is going to cost me money before the year is out. I've already spoken to Bigwaved about buying some dials down the line. Trouble is it starts out real innocent. I wanted a Rolerai, but then I wanted the 6154, then I wanted cream, brown and near black dials, and then........

A few times I seen a dial with holes in it, in fact there was one in wristies this week. I believe I've heard it called a depth dial. Would that mean that it is actually a fantasy dial based in the dial in the Panerai depth gauge? I haven't really been able to find out anything, it seems those who know, know and those who don't, don't. Was it ever used in a genuine vintage Panerai?

Yes guys please give us Panerai noobs a 101 on vintage builds

Nice Soxa mate. You built a blue Fifty Five yet?

Here is a supermarket advert from a town near me. Have always found it a little worrying