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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Yes.the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin.
shouldn't every watch nerd like me own a Reverso at some point?
Some lovely pieces there but there's nothing like a Reverso.
Yes. It is beautiful but apart from the gold it is the same as the SS version of the GRUT at less than half the price.
I would buy the Jules Audemars Extra Thin and not wear it to the office. It does not look like an office watch to me.
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Oh, and in lieu of our Lange conversation yesterday:
http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6843023&rid=0#msg_6843023
http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tree&goto=6843023&rid=0#msg_6843023
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An ALS for under $10K?!? Doesn't come with B&P and his mention of "could use a refinish" leads me to question his care of the watch. It is a beauty though.
As for other orders of business....The Explorer is my choice and is the Reverso.
Also, since when is the YM douchy to wear? It is loud but aren't the douches buying Hublot's at that price point?
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Affirmative, TC.
Maybe you won't have to drive to San Antonio for your next one
I hear it is trickling in
Affirmative, TC.
Maybe you won't have to drive to San Antonio for your next one
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@Keith T : So I thought about getting your boss fired... And this might work:
Or you could take Culver's advice and not wear the JA to work.
[VIDEO][/VIDEO]
Or you could take Culver's advice and not wear the JA to work.
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Well, that was a one time thing just to meet my gray dealer in person. But being a bit of an impulse buyer, this will create plenty of temptation.
Affirmative, TC.
Maybe you won't have to drive to San Antonio for your next one
Well, that was a one time thing just to meet my gray dealer in person. But being a bit of an impulse buyer, this will create plenty of temptation.
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LOL Wes Bourne.
I don't think I could pull off that little stunt. Classic!
And of course, whatever I eventually decide, I will want to be able to wear this watch to the office. (Without any blood all over it
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Getting the Jules Audemars in white gold-- this could wind up being a great recommendation-- but I haven't seen that version in the metal.
At least not yet. (Of course, tyre-kicking is half the fun).
I don't think I could pull off that little stunt. Classic!
And of course, whatever I eventually decide, I will want to be able to wear this watch to the office. (Without any blood all over it
)Getting the Jules Audemars in white gold-- this could wind up being a great recommendation-- but I haven't seen that version in the metal.
At least not yet. (Of course, tyre-kicking is half the fun).
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See the Altiplano, also looks good in white gold.
This one is large (43mm) and thin, but weirdly engaging nevertheless. The smaller 40mm with small seconds top left, or simple two hand 38mm, might suit you better, but either way they're worth a look. For perspective, my wrist is a touch over 7". The other thing is that Piaget seems to be easy to find well below MRSP, so good for your budget.
@TheWraith I vote Explorer too, for two reasons: firstly, I think the bracelet is nicer, and secondly, I think the AT is only beautiful in blue. Oh, and thirdly, Frilly has an Explorer, which makes it more cool for superheroes in general.
This one is large (43mm) and thin, but weirdly engaging nevertheless. The smaller 40mm with small seconds top left, or simple two hand 38mm, might suit you better, but either way they're worth a look. For perspective, my wrist is a touch over 7". The other thing is that Piaget seems to be easy to find well below MRSP, so good for your budget.
@TheWraith I vote Explorer too, for two reasons: firstly, I think the bracelet is nicer, and secondly, I think the AT is only beautiful in blue. Oh, and thirdly, Frilly has an Explorer, which makes it more cool for superheroes in general.
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Nice collection. As I'm covered on the sub front, it should please you that I'll only be requiring the Pepsi and the Explorer. TIA.
Nice collection. As I'm covered on the sub front, it should please you that I'll only be requiring the Pepsi and the Explorer. TIA.
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