Reply With QuoteWow, that's a legend. Like a Russian roulette, push the button until you get the right one.
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Came across this horror on eBay. Only one of the 6 crowns is functional.
Wow, that's a legend. Like a Russian roulette, push the button until you get the right one.
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Reminds me of the old joke about Post Office counters being like the karma sutra—six positions but only one of them works.
If you thought that was bad, check out below, courtesy of eBay. It's a 1920's Rolex pocket watch movement that has been re-cased and (re-dialled, presumably). Sold for 2k.
Have to say... that would have been pretty cool had it been a rolex original!Originally Posted by amii21
If you thought that was bad, check out below, courtesy of eBay. It's a 1920's Rolex pocket watch movement that has been re-cased and (re-dialled, presumably). Sold for 2k.
If you thought that was bad, check out below, courtesy of eBay. It's a 1920's Rolex pocket watch movement that has been re-cased and (re-dialled, presumably). Sold for 2k.
But...but...but... they said it was an investment!
I looked at the top part and thought "why's there a turkey on the dial?"
I'd strongly dislike this if not for the explicit acknowledgement on the dial that five of the crowns are for show only. As it is, I only slightly dislike it.Came across this horror on eBay. Only one of the 6 crowns is functional.
Likewise!
What would make it even better, is a mechanism inside that switched from one crown to the next after use. Diesel getting haute!
This was an eBay classic last week. In immaculate condition......
Did he chew on the strap?This was an eBay classic last week. In immaculate condition......
On the strap and on the description. I contacted him. He did apologise.
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