Now here's your daddy

[Raffe]

Asking price: €100 Mio, but the seller is inviting offers: "I am pleased about each offer". Yeah.

http://tinyurl.com/cn5p2du

[Neely8]

Hmmmm....certainly not the Ingy I've got my eyes on as my next purchase :shock:

[rainbow462]

oh dear. what a shocker

[Vahalis]

For € 100 mio he could have taken better pictures.

[gtiller]

Proving that you can't polish a S :pottytrain5: T but you can roll it in glitter!

[pluseditor]

Now that is pure, pure class. :mrgreen:

[Henrik Gelardi]

Perfectly good watch totally ruined - as suggested, for 100 big ones, I'd expect the pictures to be a bit sharper :D

[stooo]

Proving that you can't polish a S :pottytrain5: T but you can roll it in glitter!

Nothing wrong with the base watch. It really goes to prove only that value is more than the sum of its parts.

[andy tims]

Tasty :wink:

[Nealywheelie]

Now that's a 'blingy Ingy' for sure. Who on earth would wear that?

[Raffe]

Now that's a 'blingy Ingy' for sure. Who on earth would wear that?

Your average neighbourhood rapper / pimp / gangsta.

[strutjack]

How much?!

You could buy a Eurofighter for that and have change for fuel and a new Breitling for the pilot.

[igorRIJEKA]

OMG!When I see this,I wish I am blind!

A joke I think:

'The clock is the absolute investment.
It is a very rare rarity the each beat can be a collector's paradise'

Currency is probably Turkish lira.

[Raffe]

A joke I think:

'The clock is the absolute investment.
It is a very rare rarity the each beat can be a collector's paradise'

Currency is probably Turkish lira.

In all fairness, the text is grammatically correct in the German original - its Chrono24's auto-translate which has screwed it up.

'rare rarity' that is like saying a 'black moor' or a 'round circle'.

In German is there no separate word for watch, given the use of 'clock' ?

[86latour]

Oh god no....

[Raffe]

'rare rarity' that is like saying a 'black moor' or a 'round circle'.

In German is there no separate word for watch, given the use of 'clock' ?

The term "seltene Rarität" is not uncommon, properly translated it means "uncommon rarity".

And you are right, an "Uhr" is both a clock and a watch. A clock would very often be specified (Wanduhr, Kuckucksuhr, Standuhr or Turmuhr), while a watch could as well be a Armbanduhr (wrist watch).

[scarto]

Now that's a 'blingy Ingy' for sure. Who on earth would wear that?

Your average neighbourhood rapper / pimp / gangsta.

All in your grill.