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It just never gets old right?! We gotta get together so I can see this beauty in person!
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It just never gets old right?! We gotta get together so I can see this beauty in person!
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Indeed homie. Others come and go, but this one is very special to me. Especially being that I turn 50 in a couple months.
Would love to get together. I am doing a consulting gig in Roseburg the 24-25th. Be coming through your hood on the way down on Sunday the 23rd. Maybe we can meet for lunch.
Wow, such beautiful creatures, all in one pic!
Man so amazing brother! And imagine they all look like
GEN! Woooooot pls let me be the first in line for Any of these if you ever need to make changes to
This permanent collection [emoji4]
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I hope one day to have as well! Beautiful collection sir!
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Pretty awesome collection.
Wow great collection.
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thank you all for the kind words... one of my pieces is off for a service at zocker... it was my first ever vintage roleraiAbsolutely amazing collection bud!
All I can say is :drooling:
DW 6263 are rare, but rarer are PN and these gold versions. Lucky to get one from my good friend [emoji4]
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I like it... care to elaborate the origin? I am new here... is this question allowed in public?
ThanksI like it... care to elaborate the origin? I am new here... is this question allowed in public?
+1Hey this isn't Harry Potter, there is no "he who shall not be named." I'll let him tell you, is a beauty, isn't it?
Thank you... another one to the list.....Thanks
Its a stock HelenaRou 6538
You won't regret it, btw my bracelet is TC V5. I forgot to mention that.Thank you... another one to the list.....
congrats, these are extremely rare
the correct coronet is a small detail that makes it awesome
My Pulp Fiction watch, exact the same as in the film, made from 3 donor watches, had a watchmaker rebuild movement, got rid of lume etc, took 3 years to find correct dial with Lancet in same size, and hands from another lancet, and glass & case... also found the 1950s Kangaroo that the watch was left on in the movie... one of the only films which is basically all about a watch... film stills at bottom