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Working overnights all weekend, so I need something to keep my spirits reved up: The Chopard Gran Turismo XL

Don't the current "super" Seadwellers come with that same sticker? I'll have to check, but seem to remember it. Perhaps they are factory related?

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my WBK Franckenmuller Replicawhazzit Blurry pic, try again:

Very nice collection

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Beautiful watch. Thanx for posting

Welcome I think Being a typical American, I know only one language

Business students would NOT have the nickname "dopamine" Almost forgot....Welcome

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Not me

Thanx for the review. This watch is on my 2008 list. ran out of money in 2007

There is a small screww in the center of the rotor that takes it out, BUT.... I didn't do that. When you open the caseback, even peer through it before you do, you will see the little bearings just under the rotor in a small circle. when the caseback is off you can "toothpick" a little lithium grease about the bearings, all the while cleaning the surface/pushing it in. We are talking head of the toothpick amount here, not alot. then put case back on and spin spin spin. Agan a major improvement, but not total. don't notice noise AT ALL when I wear it. Good luck with yours

I believe TrustTime had posted a new King just this month. A Black face. I had my eye on it I'll link if I can, but I'm offsite ATM. search through Andrews "new" catagory to mid November

B.U.M.P for any dealers that have info on this?

Very nice. Thanx for the pictures. Perhaps it will be moved to my 2008 list. Out of money with my December ones already planned for now

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Either looks nice Too bad I don't have money for both

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My 1965 289V8 Mustang Convertible nuts and bolts restoration: Not a muscle car, but still a classic in my eyes.

Ummm, here is..........?

None for me but I enjoy the discussion

I believe you can wash your hands ONLY if you are in a hyperbaric chamber, but perhaps I'm not understanding it fully

Thanx for this transforum post. Very informative and makes me love my SD all the more

Well, I am from Chicago and have not heard about having a famous watch area, but 2 places to consider: Chinatown on Cermak - Look in the shops I'd imagine. It is not a big streetcorner merchant place that one might expect. Go on Sundays for one of the restaurants famous Dim Sum meals. Maxwell Street - This is where you WOULD have found them 15 years ago. Now it has moved to, of all places, Canal Street (small world, huh?). Here is a link: http://chicago.metromix.com/style/store/ne.../133691/content. Don't know what's there but it is sure to be exciting. Good Luck and post back with your findings. I'd love to go there if there are watches to be found