Reply With QuoteIn 6th place, winning the Casio G-Shock GA-2100-1AER 'Black Casioak' donated by Michael E is...
place #6: 30 Omegamanic
In 7th place, winning the Casio G-Shock GA-2100-1A1ER 'Stealth Casioak' donated by Michael E is...
place #7: 233 doctorj
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
In 6th place, winning the Casio G-Shock GA-2100-1AER 'Black Casioak' donated by Michael E is...
place #6: 30 Omegamanic
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
In 5th place, winning the Casio G-Shock GA-2100-4AER 'Red Casioak' donated by Michael E is...
place #5: 228 ed335d
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
In 4th place, winning the Seiko Prospex SBEP003 donated by Carlton-Browne is...
place #4: 2 sish101
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
I'm just going to have a cuppa, back in a bit.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
What was the final total amount raised ?
You sod 🤣🤣Originally Posted by Mr Curta
It's currently at £9,774 and there's £20 pledged at the last minute still to add.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
Reading is hard - I managed to donate directly to Young Minds Trust.
Not bothered though, and a bloody good effort.
In 3rd place, winning the Yema Spacegraf Zero-G or Yema Superman Maxi Dial Diver, donated by nickyboyo is...
place #3: 262 ddm27
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£76 from me. Who wants the honour of reaching £10k
Oh sorry, I tried to catch anyone who inadvertently did that by posting the list to check. If you PM me with the info on what you donated I can add it manually to the total so at least it accurately reflects what was raised.Reading is hard - I managed to donate directly to Young Minds Trust.
Not bothered though, and a bloody good effort.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
In 2nd place, winning the Formex Essence Blue Sunburst Dial donated by thebuffoon is...
place #2: 126 DMC102
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
You are an absolute gent.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
I'll donate my prize.
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
And in 1st place, winning the Omega Speedmaster Professional 'Moonwatch' is...
place #1: 168 Wooster
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
Tremendous work Mr Curta, well done to all who entered/donated and congratulations to all the winners.
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Congrats to all the winners. And especially to Mr Curta. Such an amazing effort and such a great result!
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Wow, what a raffle. Fantastic initiative by Matthew, a proper reason to celebrate, and the best of TZ-UK's famous forum spirit to raise £10,000 for the best of causes.
Thank you Matthew, thank you to the donors, thank you to all participants. And let's not forget Laura, congratulations for having reached long-term remission.
And congratulations to the winners, especially to Wooster, proper charity hero of his own right - no better member could have won the Speedmaster.
Oh, and I have won something as well! Fantastic news which makes me very happy. As I have no real use for a watch winder, I donate it back to charity, let's discuss how we monetize it for the good cause.
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
Well done everyone! Amazing achievement.
Cheers..
Jase
Go on, did anybody actually sit through all of that and not go directly to the results page?
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
This is what this forum is all about, congrats to all the winners. What a great fund raising event👍
Congratulations to all, if you won the Yema or the big orange lump, drop me a line and I'll get posted asap
Nice work folks
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Most definately, very enjoyable.Go on, did anybody actually sit through all of that and not go directly to the results page?
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Congratulation to all involved, Laura, Matthew, the donors of the watches, the donors of the money and, finally to the winners. Great effort.
Great result!
Simply amazing representation of the TZ spirit, Matthew you are the dude of the day!
Congrats to all involved, participants and particularly the winners!
Mr Trident-7 if you can PM me your address the Alkin and a couple of bonus quality NATO will
be on its way to you tomorrow mate.
Rob
Excellent!
Congratulations everyone. Especially the charities.
It's just a matter of time...
I sat through the whole draw. Very exciting, and a very nice surprise to win something. Congratulations for a fantastic amount of money raised for a couple of good causes.
Well done for organising Mathew
Good effort to all the participants
Great result all round.
Well done to the winners and thank you Matthew for your time and effort. What a great outcome for the charities.
Best wishes to Laura too.
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Missed the draw but enjoyed the suspense whilst scrolling. Hope it was a good cuppa!
Congrats to all the winners and excellent work with the amazing total!
Best Wishes & Lots of Successes to Laura and Family ... Congratulations to all the winners ... and a BIG TYVM to Matthew ...
"Well they would say that ... wouldn't they!"
Still can't quite believe it!!
I'm in the 'never won anything so cool ever' category of people :) So yes, I'm very grateful for this...
Fwiw - whatever's still missing to 10k, I'll add it. Let's make it a nice, round number :)
Mr Curta: aye, where’s the fun in spoiling the suspense! The mid-draw cuppa was inspired.
Well done everyone - a very decent fundraising result!
Thanks for all the kind words and support. I'll be in touch with the winners over the next day or so for addresses, and aim to have the items that are with me into the post on Monday. My inbox is a bit full so it will take a little while to contact everybody.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
The draw was better than primetime TV!
Delighted to win fourth prize (my powers of ether diddling clearly remain strong). Well done for organising Matthew and for raising £10K for such good causes.
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Wow what a great surprise and a magnificent group effort!
Bravo Matthew! Bravo TZ!
Brilliant outcome Mathew, Laura and everyone who took part, very well done to all and congratulations to the winners!
Cheers, Michael
Very very well done to all! Many congratulations to the winners and enjoy in good health.
Neil
A fantastic achievement Matthew
Congratulations to all the winners.
The main one being the charity
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Simply superb Matthew. Just superb.
If / when we meet I will insist on buying you a pint or seven.
Well done Wooster Booster!
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Whoever won my inputs, please drop.me a line and we'll sort out the postage
Happy days all ,
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Yey, congrats to all - well deserved win for my Bertie. Personally, I had a jaw dropping moment when i scanned the lsit and foundspuds…
Well done to all the winners and to Matthew for organising it.
Congratulations to all
Excellent, excellent, excellent. Very glad to think of all the good that will be done with the proceeds 👍
Congrats to the winners, and of course to Laura, and thanks again Matthew.
Brilliant work once again Mr Curta - and congratulations to the wisnners
Excellent work! Kudos to the whole Curta family and everyone involved! Fantastic result for the fundraiser!
Bravo all, bravo!
Congratulations Matthew on yet another successful fundraiser and a round of applause to all those that donated and/or bought tickets.
A fantastic event and brilliant spirit from the forum membership.
Congrats to the lucky winners but the true winners are the charities and of course Laura who has had to manage a situation that no child should ever have to face. However, to have a father such as Mr Curta must be a great reassurance!
I tip my hat to all, those that won, those that brought tickets and those that gave the prizes. Stars each and every one of you!
Oh and if we are short of the 10k mark please let me know as I’m more than happy to top it up!
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