One and only, the MIL, upon seeing my 42 mm mostly dial Nivrel Couer de la Sarre 创finally you wear a watch big enough for ME to read创, thanks Marge, that磗 my purpose in life attained...
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One and only, the MIL, upon seeing my 42 mm mostly dial Nivrel Couer de la Sarre 创finally you wear a watch big enough for ME to read创, thanks Marge, that磗 my purpose in life attained...
Everything copacetic? I磛e barely a dog in this fight, leaving aside that BMW driver, but you do seem to be plausibly making some corn dollies and assumptions of your own over this 鷑 amigo..
Could be that little rascal whizzing along the pavement on his Raleigh Chopper, flicking the V's at the back of pedestrians, resolutely not giving a toss.:love_heart:
Very true I was rambling with my dear old Dad from one pub to another, stood at the lights, Red for the motorists Green for pedestrians, when a bmw hooned through them, if I hadn't caught a glimpse...
Same experience with Nh movements...never had a Seiko for comparison purposes, though bought my Dad one.
Good points...I'm currently over the moon with my humble miyota powered Baltic Hermetique...new 2 weeks ago, worn daily, it appears to have neither lost nor gained a second! It'll be interesting to...
I dunno Marc, back when I used to work quite a few colleagues would leave shoes, a suit at work, some offices even had showers and they'd commute in wearing cycling togs, some wore lycra! and then...
Also factor in the cost of the safe to keep the Rolex in, maybe additional contents insurance too!:biggrin:
创Nick and Giles embodied a maverick spirit and we definitely want to leverage that.创 Any meeting, and I磛e sat in a few, where you hear 创leverage创 deployed in this fashion, well someone is...
That business about the 3200 movement is another factor of concern with the new磚ns. Additionally a macro economic issue which might get 创interesting创 for Rolex sales over the next couple of...
Yup I think there磗 a fair bit of assumption- hopium even in Dave磗 prognosis- forecast AND the past is not necessarily an accurate guide to the future...Come to that, those halcyon days, not so long...
Good to know I磎 not alone...Bit edgy maybe this, but I wasn磘 blown away by Dune 2, not rubbish, certainly watchable but somehow lacking grandeur, drama... maybe it磗 because I磛e read the books,...
Genuinely thanks for that... the wife and I turned it off after about 20 minutes or so, seemed to be shaping up exactly as you describe...but I磛e been wondering in passing if I磀 missed something...
Blimey that磀 be a colossal ball ache, 6K, 7K PLUS for a mass produced watch renowned for it磗 tank like reliability- durability, potentially bigger problem when worn daily, sheesh...outside of here...
Yes yum, good shout, one for the real trencherman.
Hehehe, in my minds eye I see a stout older gent bestriding a Raleigh Chopper, gleefully whizzing along the pavement, unashamed of his stabilizers, shooting the V's behind the backs of pedestrians,...
These are strange days...as the world overheats and obesity an epidemic in the west, the true enemies are finally revealed, cyclists enjoying themselves! GRRRRRR:angry5::playful:
I磎 gonna go against the grain and suggest you park or if you can ditch the watch thing...If there磗 feelings of guilt attached to a pastime- diversion, and as you acknowledge you were never happy...
Really never, from personal experience I cycle, though never in groups, but always try to consider my road position as regards the motor vehicle coming up behind me, though I磛e cycled my whole life,...
And it磗 easy to hate a minority group, they磖e visible, they even wear special, fancy lycra clothing!!! How very dare they, deviants, no respect for the hierarchy, don磘 pay road tax either,...
How far around the village do you cycle ook?...if typically only a couple of miles, say with a stop or 2, maybe pop in for the paper or a cheeky pint, then you'd not need lycra...just your cycle...
Well worth a read, some data based studies on the Driver/ Cyclist vibes, yup it's official in some drivers the hate exists...cyclists it seems offend the moral order of the car based hierarchy, 'they...
Belatedly, many Happy returns.
OOOPS:chuncky:
I agree and I磛e liked one or two of their designs over the years but upon a bit of consideration, meh...the featured urban classic f'rinstance, don't mind, quite like the look, slimness, vintage...