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ALL OF THEM SOLD! Lock it up!

You do realize he's been working for me for the last year?

AJ, Did they just hire a new GM there?

Omega has been high on my list, as well as Hamilton. But, I'm very close to pulling the trigger on something I said previously (on this forum) that I wouldn't do. I just can't seem to pass up a an unbelievable deal. What is the CL888 in? Do tell?

I have seen this and several other Oris models up close several times. The V.P. of Southern Beverage collects them. While they are beautiful, they are far to large for my personal needs. I wear a suit and tie to work every day and need a watch toslip underneath my shirt cuff. Just a little info to be aware of when spending a wad on a watch. make sure you think about when and where you will be wearing it. Functionality and Art sometimes do not mix well in life.

*fixed* Please make sure your kids pay attention is English class. Spelling and Grammar are a terrible thing to waste. I know other posters can relate.

You might look at Poljot. They are a Russian maker that purchased the Swiss caliber 3133 movement dies and tools to make them. I have had a Poljot Blue Angels for 7 years and have had no problems with it. Check eBay for these searching "Poljot 3133". http://www.fliegeruhren.ch/images/blueangels_black_3.jpg

Dear Rich Rod, Thanks for 3 great years. Let me know if you need a reference. Your Pal, Tress

I'm fairly sure this thread demonstrates that Dr. Bravo is quite a bit more logical and intelligent than your so called "true baller". Athough, I have seen him rock a solid 24k gold battleship anchor chain at the club.

Please allow me to expound a bit: I agreed with everything that s15driftking has to say. MSRP on anything (watch, car, etc.) is a JOKE. You should never pay MSRP! Most here who know me, know that I'm thrifty and NEVER pay retail for anything. That being said, you should research everything you are wanting to purchase. In the case of watches there are a few easy things to check that make a BIG difference. 1. Case material. What kind of Stainless Steel do they use, and is it solid (or folded as in the case of the band links)? This will tell you a bit about the quality of manufacture, as well as how easily it will scratch and/or look good. In the case of my Invicta Grand Diver, the SS is a quality 316L, and after 2 years of daily abuse, it still looks almost new. 2. Crystal material. If it isn't a sapphire crystal, it will scratch relatively easily. I have had good luck with the new "flame fusion crystal". If you work with your hands, you don't want plastic. 3. Movement: "Swiss Movement" is usually considered the best option, but there are differences. Simply put, most Quartz movements/watches should be considered disposable. it is less expensive to replace the movement, than repair it. Mechanical Movements are generally judged by the number of Jewels, and require service on a regular basis. These are "old school" popular, with the old Swiss movements being highly sought after. Automatics are the most popular right now. Miyota (Japan) makes some workhorse movements that are cheap and accurate, but most prefer the Swiss autos. If you can find out the Movement name/model, you can google it and find out more than you would imagine about it. Complications (Chronograph, Repeater, Power reserve, Moonphase, Ani-Digital) add complexity, and therefore more to go wrong. Great website for research and pre-owed purchase or trade. It is predominately shopnbc brands, but there are grail brand sub-forums, and many hardcore collectors who love to share their wisdom: Watchgeeks.net

Sorry guys, The next watch post is probably going to be the latest addition to the collection. I'm going for a grail watch for a smoking deal. I'm prolly gonna catch shit for it as I said I wouldn't do it in an earlier watch thread. P.S. It's not a Chronograph!

OP Updated. Sale Pending on Swiss legend, all others sold.

http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/my-money/2010/06/28/21-things-you-should-never-buy-new http://www.wisebread.com/the-greatest-story-ever-sold-is-a-fantasy-covered-in-blood http://www.writers-inkwell.com/?tag=jewelry-depreciation http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/09/20/earlyshow/living/ConsumerWatch/main6883766.shtml I could go on.......

Fixed! Please punch your english teacher in the mouth for me.

Let me clear this up for you. She's been planning this since she was 4 years old. The perfect day, the perfect man, the perfect dress, the perfect tux, the perfect hair, the perfect make-up, the perfect limo, the perfect church, the perfect vows, the perfect flowers, the perfect ring, the perfect pictures, the perfect reception venue, the perfect dinner, the perfect first dance, the perfect exit, the perfect honeymoon........... In summary: So your friends can get absolutely hammered on your dime!

REMEMBER: The ring you purchase will depreciate at a much larger percentage than a car when you take it off of the property. You can always "up" the ring at an anniversary, but you will lose your ass on a monster rock if things don't happen work out. I'm not being negative, just pragmatic.

Learn it, Know it, Live it: http://gia4cs.gia.edu/cm/four-cs-of-diamonds.htm?gclid=CMvnx8zgt6UCFUlN4AodXVTRZQ

....but will the fags dominate the jukebox?

You are correct, VERY CORRECT!

This ain't yo mamma's wine fools! Give your Dad, your Boss, your local wine geek the biggest surprise of the Christmas season. I am offering up some of my collection to those who may want to try, or give a gift of, incredibly fine wines at bargain basement prices. All of the wines listed have been rated 90 or above by the most noted wine critics on the planet. http://usera.ImageCave.com/Rotarded/wine%20001.jpg The first group are wines that are no longer available for sale in the state, extremely hard to find except at a wine auction, and very expensive. 2004 Torbrek "The Pict" Mataro 1.5 Litre (magnum) Barrossa, Austrailia Rated 95 out of 100 by Robert Parker Auction Price: $400 Your Price: $200 (with Cellar Wooden Box) 2004 Torbrek "RunRig" Shiraz Barrossa, Austrailia Rated 99 out of 100 by Robert Parker You cant find it price: $189 Your Price:$99 2006 Torbrek "RunRig" Shiraz Barrossa, Austrailia Rated 96 out of 100 by Robert Parker You cant find it price: $175 Your Price:$95 2006 Torbrek "The Factor" Shiraz Barrossa, Austrailia Rated 94 out of 100 by Robert Parker You cant find it price: $99 Your Price:$50 The next group are more familiar wines, with a little nicer prices. http://usera.ImageCave.com/Rotarded/wine%20002.jpg 2005 Robert Mondavi Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Napa, California Rated 94 out of 100 by Robert Parker Online price: $119 Your Price:SOLD 2006 Robert Mondavi Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon Napa, California Rated 91 out of 100 by Robert Parker Online price: $28 Your Price:SOLD 2007 Etude Pinot Noir Napa, California Rated 90 out of 100 by Robert Parker Online price: $39 Your Price:$20 2002 Kistler McCrea Vineyard Chardonnay Napa, California Rated 93 out of 100 by Robert Parker Online price: $35 Your Price:$20 Yes, I left a couple pictured bottles out of the description. PM me if you are inquisitive. All wines properly stored and in excellent condition. Must provide proof of age before transaction.

I'm getting rid of a few from my collection that I really don't wear often because they are so large they do not allow the cuff of my work shirts to go over them. Invicta Force Collection "Lefty" Chronograph Model 3330 Actual Watch: http://usera.ImageCave.com/Rotarded/invicta3330.jpg Web Link for complete info: http://www.amazon.com/Invicta-Force-Collection-Lefty-Watch/dp/B000GX6U8W SOLD! Great condition with only very minor leather band wear. Comes with Box and papers 32 Degrees Arctic Chronograph Swiss Movement, 2 Leather straps AWESOME PISTON/INDUSTRIAL STYLE CASE! Actual Watch: http://usera.ImageCave.com/Rotarded/32degrees.jpg Web Link for complete info: http://www.thirty-twodegrees.com/32degree/collectiondetails.aspx?id=56&pid=128 SOLD Great condition with very minor leather band wear. Comes with 2 Leather straps (original grey, and aftermarket black and orange, Box, warranty card, and papers Swiss Legend Commander "Rubber Ducky" Chronograph, Model 30011-11, Swiss Movement Actual Watch: http://usera.ImageCave.com/Rotarded/swisslegend.jpg Web Link for complete info: http://www.worldofwatches.com/segf/SWISSLEGEND30011-11.html SALE PENDING Great condition with very minor Bezel and band wear. Comes with 2 OEM straps (black and Brown), Box, warranty card, and papers Skagen Titanium Chronograph on leather Actual Watch: http://usera.ImageCave.com/Rotarded/skagen.jpg SOLD Great condition with very minor Case and leather band wear.

30 mins in......I'd rather be watching Golden Girls. What an abomination! and the first one to be WRONG!

Just a little bit. My own race-port & stock twins = 11.83 @ 118 My Half bridge-port, GT35R, and custom manifold = Crushed by unlicensed, uninsured motorist. Almost every FD in Cbus has my work and/or my parts on it. 3 things: What Map sensor are you using? GM 3-bar? I would move the intake air temp sensor out from under the manifold, into the elbow or pipe from IC to Elbow, to avoid heat sinking. Why do you have your boost controlled vacuum tubed y-ed into 2 lines?

Hwilli has be randomly asking me to fight him for at least 5 years. Maybe I'll give him his wish for Christmas?