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treated my-self to a speedy pro for the birthday, arrived today and i am very happy with it![nod[1].gif](http://files.styleforum.net/images/smilies/nod[1].gif)
sorry in advance about the crappy iphone pics
You have exquisite taste.thanks guys! Next up is the MUT Moon for graduation. Although thats not for two years so well see what happens in the mean time
And heck, I was formerly known as Cylon-Jr who acquired the same pairing before I. His acquisition was much more meaningful though:
And for posterity, was followed-up by the ever-so-eloquent DerekS, who is always missed in the thread:I'm afraid my answer is slightly more narcissistic, and I'm not so sure I could boil it down to a single word as elegantly as Dino has done--though maybe narcissism is in fact the word I am looking forSecondly, the Speedy Pro was purchased to commemorate the birth of my first child. I wanted something visually different than the MUT Moon (i.e. sport watch), yes, but also something that encapsulated certain notions (stereotypes?) of fatherhood--adventure, imagination, exploration. Throw in another aspect of my identity (American) and I had no choice but to go with the watch that represents the quintessential American achievement of the 20th century (sorry Hamilton).
Finally, as an American Muslim of Indian heritage I will mostly likely have to purchase a Reverso at some point in the future to keep this whole story consistent. While Polo is strongly associated with Britain and Argentina in the modern era, the Brits learned the sport during their colonial foray in India, and as everybody already knows, this is where the story of the Reverso begins. There is an alternative in the Rolex Explorer since it is so strongly associated with the himalayas, but since Mt. Everest is in Nepal rather than India, the connection is that much weaker. So there you have it. Hope I did not bore y'all too much.
A shame Cylon does not post anymore, I always enjoyed his contributions. And thanks for the kind words Durdanta, and again, wear it in the best of health!^^wow. i just buy whatever watch gets ******* hard that day.
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