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The one I posted uses (as far as I know) a TW Best movement and a custom RepAustria case... Not sure how members feel about the rehaut depth on the one I just sold but it was always admired...perhaps contact member Avara to see how he did his or read http://www.rwg.cc/members/index.php?showtopic=35247&hl= that thread...

JLC Def.

Well Lah dee dah lol... enjoy that (especially the cocktails!)!

The only one's I've ever seen are quartz versions... the true automatic version would be amazing.

Keep voting people! #5 must have people over at RepGeek pulling for him ( )

Just cast my vote...good luck!

The Bay may have some Gen crowns but that's iffy...

The only thing I can say regarding alternatives is try the search feature up top. That being said, to remove the stem and crown, you need to gently push the button located on/about the keyless works and pull.

Congratulations Pho!

Corgi, that's an extensive watch porn post You've added a lot to this forum (at least, in the short time I've been here) and you have a beautiful collection!

No worries mate...I just sent my gen SMP into Omega (AGAIN!!!) because the crown only screws in a half turn...

The back of B&R (If I recall) are removed using the screw in the caseback

Good for you CBR!

I'm in for small stakes or replica money

I own this exact camera and I love it. Can't really beat the features for the price, decent macro mode + super macro.

D@mn it, I've been looking to click ratings on every one of your posts!! Zing, Gold Star, Funny, and Agree...not necessarily in that order .

Rolex Explorer

Current- 2007 Infiniti G (probably selling) 2008 Mazda6 MazdaSpeed for when I'm in Fairfield, CT Past: 2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse 2002-2003 BMW 750 iL (interesting story behind that one...)

Again, if it can't be legally traced back to you (memo, etc) then the government will probably not even know and certainly won't have enough evidence to do anything....make sure such purchases are few and far between though.... wouldn't want to do this sort of thing twice a year every year... luck can explain some things once, even twice, but not quarterly.

As a finance major I were taught that you should NEVER, EVER do anything like this... Here's the thing: We were taught not to do anything because of the risk of getting caught, not the moral/ethical issues (says something about a private US education, eh?) If you are an outside consultant/company, try to step back and say "Since the share are at $1, would it be REASONABLE for me to invest in the company as a private citizen?" If the answer is yes, go for it. In fact, put the shares in your significant other's name, your name, it doesn't really matter. The burden of proof rests with the SEC (Or other regulatory agency) so unless you're making a HUGE sum of money (many millions), I don't see why it's a huge issue. Again, anyone could have told you company X was a good bet....it's just having the ability to jump in (that is, of course, if you are rock-solid on the financials and the assumption that this company will be brought out...) Another thing to consider is that many regulatory agencies look for people to short stock (I'll save those who don't know a trip to Google: Shorting stock is the practice of basically "borrowing" stock from someone else (with the promise to return the exact same amount (not value)) at a later date, selling the stock, and then buying back (and returning, or "covering the short") the stock.) This is basically done when one anticipates a drop in share price and is very risky as you only make money if the stock drops. If the stock goes up, you actually lose money as your price to cover exceeds your price to short. As such, governments characteristically pay a lot of attention to investors who short stocks (as this means they may be privy to Enron-esq information, poor projected profit, etc) rather than those who "hold long" and purchase the stock outright. I'd say if you are very concerned about the whole thing, don't stress yourself out, but if you want to make that buck and avoid anything, draw up an agreement with a friend or relative you trust and place the shares in their name.

Damn you! I wanted this watch!!! Haha, in all seriousness, enjoy that thing and if you ever want to sell that baby, lemme know!

I'm in Fairfield, CT so I could probably make it down...

Completely agree with Corgi.... best way to do things is a downpayment

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