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Love it. I'd leave it as-is given the surround of the module is colour matched to the case. Also negative looks really good with this colourway IMO.

Ironically the people stomping their feet at not being able to buy an expensive handbag probably wouldn't want one if it was sat on the shelf available for all to buy.

Interesting law though....

I've used the twice, both times for Grand Seiko. I would use them again.

First time all went seamlessly. Online order, delivered quickly, no complaints.

Second time was less ideal. It was a...

You had me Googling to see if Ernest Jones had gone into administration or something!

Watch out for total fees. And by that I mean both the fees you pay as a seller and the auction fees the buyer pays, as realistically you're footing the bill for those too. A recent thread about a...

I think we're determined as a species to make ourselves utterly redundant.

What? That's not remotely the point I'm making..

The point I'm making is the only niche scenario where it's zero cost to the business to hand over the employers NI is in the scenario where an...

Yes I understand the function, to clarify my point is that the employer incurs a cost by offering that money to the employee as the status quo would see it in the companies pocket. So it's admirable,...

First part of my comment was to the OP clarifying their scenario RE salary sacrifice.

In your scenario, regardless of Salary Sacrifice it is still not zero cost to the company to give up their NI...

Was someone sold a risk score :playful:

Sorry Alzone but sounds like most of that is user error to be honest. Although the repair thing is a genuine gripe.

Will it be going into their pension via Salary Sacrifice? Sort of implied but not explicit in the OP. If it's not via Salary Sacrifice, nobody gets any NI tax benefit.



You've got to really...

If in doubt I'd update them.

Sort of depends on their expected earnings. The good thing about student loan is that you don't pay it if you're not earning over a certain amount (in this case equivalent to £25k per annum). ...

I've switched between Apple and Android a few times. To be honest they're not that different these days, a week after you switch you'll be well used to it IMO.

Android definitely has better value...

I think this one will end my Square journey :encouragement:

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Unless you need the space, I'd hold on to them. If you change your mind about any of those keepers you might regret binning the box.

The simple answer is marketing.

Yes Platinum is harder to work with, yes it's denser and yes it's purer (95% purity is the standard for Platinum vs 75% purity for gold). But none of this explains...

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Standard format for a fixed bezel GMT though, would be a bit odd if they were upside down on a bezel that doesn't rotate.

Not sure what all the grumbling is about to be honest.

A gold Deepsea, so what? It's really no different in principle than a gold Sub. They won't sell you one anyway, so don't worry about it.
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That wasn't a release unfortunately, would be a winner IMO.

That video was a good watch. Clearly explained.

Lots of personal circumstance nuances of course, but a great framework as a baseline. Of course most of us won't need to worry about anything below...

Now that you know what it is, you must be mildly relieved the owners weren't around to ask. That would have been an odd conversation!