I really hope I have the name correct but I remember seeing, some time ago Jason Statham wearing a Panerai watch with a gorgeous strap. It was described as a chopped bull strap - is this correct? If so, where might a fan be able to pick one up 
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Chopped bull straps
- Thread starter Jon_UK
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Chopped bull strap?
All I've ever seen him wearing in any of his movies are OEM gator straps...
Where did you see this strap? Have you got any pics?
All I've ever seen him wearing in any of his movies are OEM gator straps...
Where did you see this strap? Have you got any pics?
I may well have - I'll have to boot up my only recently retired laptop and check the hard drive.
To describe it, it was a chestnut brown colour with an unfinished looking edge and a thick off white stitch - unhelpful to the description as it may be, it was also really really gorgeous!
To describe it, it was a chestnut brown colour with an unfinished looking edge and a thick off white stitch - unhelpful to the description as it may be, it was also really really gorgeous!
hooligan said:
Only available from Jewish cattle
(and before anyone squawks at anti-semitism, I'm Jewish, ok? :lol
This made me lol or whatever the kids are saying these days!
You're from deepest darkest Surrey as well I see?
You're from deepest darkest Surrey as well I see?
Jon_UK said:
ah - I know Wallington and surrounding areas fairly well. I'm a few miles from Guildford
Really? I work in Godalming (the Americans on this site must think we're making these place names up!)
Jon_UK said:
LOL - well maybe, but the Americans know people who live in places named odd things such as Dora, Missouri, so can hardly poke fun at our place names
(my wife is from that part of the world, btw)
LOL
I know you guys aren't making this stuff up. I was lucky enough to spend a month in the UK about a year ago for work. 2 weeks in Bedford and another 2 weeks in the Holborn area of London.
The names of your towns are a little more elegant than the names of ours. :wink:
I know you guys aren't making this stuff up. I was lucky enough to spend a month in the UK about a year ago for work. 2 weeks in Bedford and another 2 weeks in the Holborn area of London.
The names of your towns are a little more elegant than the names of ours. :wink:
hooligan said:
Ah, then you can't have come across "Duck End" "Much Haddam" or the incomparable "Pratt's Bottom" (yes, they all exist!)