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Originally Posted By 3xpert: Never heard of it, why should I buy it? But I stop at Kwik Trip every morning for coffee, I'll see if mine carries it. Edit: That's a nice grill that you have there. maybe now you can make a decent cheese burger. View Quote Fun new sausage. I cook up Conecuh pretty often for breakfast. Tasty stuff. Exciting Aldi appears to be carrying it. Otherwise I had to find the random sketch stores on the west side that "might" have it or have it shipped up. Grill is nice. Doesn't change the operator. |
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Originally Posted By WIC: I'm just saying the bottom has fallen out of the market. Cost and worth are different. I liked everything I saw. No insult intended. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By WIC: Originally Posted By 3xpert: I'll turn my cheek to your insulting comment that was born out of ignorance and alcohol. I'm just saying the bottom has fallen out of the market. Cost and worth are different. I liked everything I saw. No insult intended. No worries, just jokin! But new, they add up to a little over 1K. But tack on depreciation and adjust for inflation = ? |
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Originally Posted By sywagon: Nice. I like it, other than the apparent lack of an hour hand It is obviously going to be a strap monster, but the bracelet looks great and should stay in rotation. You might want to save the pins with the bracelet and use standard lug size ones for straps, or compare them really closely. For the big crown I was struggling like hell to put the 20mm back in with the bracelet when I acquired it, and it took some investigating to figure out they use 19mm with the bracelet. Being honest, that was after at least an hour of struggling with it and getting really frustrated and questioning my veracity - it is simply a physical impossibility to get the solid endlinks in with the 20mm pins even though it has 20mm lugs. Both ends have to be pushed in all the way past flush with the endlink at the same time and that can't happen because they bottom out first. The shorter ones are fine with the endlinks because they are trapped and can't wobble, but you need the correct size for a strap to prevent wear on the lug holes. I won one yesterday that is inbound to the ebay authenticators. I give Willie only a 5% chance or less of guessing it this time though View Quote Interesting, I wouldn't have thought of downsizing, I would have fought with it too. If it has to pass before the authenticators, it must be nicer. As for the hour hand, I had to go back and look at the picture. It is obscured in the picture, but the hour hand is a little different, doesn't really look like a proper hour hand to me. If I had one complaint, that would be it. Maybe I just need to get used to it. Otherwise I love the look. Afternoon was spent with my wife telling me too bad I don't look more like Tom Selleck and I should grow a mustache again |
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Originally Posted By sywagon: Speaking of straps - this in today from Vietnam made by an Etsy seller. Had to be really deliberate to get away from Chinese stuff and jump off Amazon. https://i.imgur.com/qjOxVEE.jpg https://i.imgur.com/iyqvrJl.jpg View Quote interesting. good looking knife |
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Originally Posted By 3xpert: No worries, just jokin! But new, they add up to a little over 1K. But tack on depreciation and adjust for inflation = ? View Quote Exactly. The expensive stuff is still expensive, but pretty much everything else is in the pits. I have no motivation to sell my low end stuff that I am not using. Maybe my kids can have fun reminiscing some day about all the bad decisions daddy made. |
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Originally Posted By sywagon: Nice. I like it, other than the apparent lack of an hour hand It is obviously going to be a strap monster, but the bracelet looks great and should stay in rotation. You might want to save the pins with the bracelet and use standard lug size ones for straps, or compare them really closely. For the big crown I was struggling like hell to put the 20mm back in with the bracelet when I acquired it, and it took some investigating to figure out they use 19mm with the bracelet. Being honest, that was after at least an hour of struggling with it and getting really frustrated and questioning my veracity - it is simply a physical impossibility to get the solid endlinks in with the 20mm pins even though it has 20mm lugs. Both ends have to be pushed in all the way past flush with the endlink at the same time and that can't happen because they bottom out first. The shorter ones are fine with the endlinds because they are trapped and can't wobble, but you need the correct size for a strap to prevent wear on the lug holes. I won one yesterday that is inbound to the ebay authenticators. I give Willie only a 5% chance or less of guessing it this time though View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By sywagon: Originally Posted By WIC: now I just need a Ferrari 308 and to die my mustache brown https://i.imgur.com/etMd6k7.jpg beautiful. I wonder how it will look on a strap, or if it should stay on the bracelet. I do like the bracelet great lume It is obviously going to be a strap monster, but the bracelet looks great and should stay in rotation. You might want to save the pins with the bracelet and use standard lug size ones for straps, or compare them really closely. For the big crown I was struggling like hell to put the 20mm back in with the bracelet when I acquired it, and it took some investigating to figure out they use 19mm with the bracelet. Being honest, that was after at least an hour of struggling with it and getting really frustrated and questioning my veracity - it is simply a physical impossibility to get the solid endlinks in with the 20mm pins even though it has 20mm lugs. Both ends have to be pushed in all the way past flush with the endlink at the same time and that can't happen because they bottom out first. The shorter ones are fine with the endlinds because they are trapped and can't wobble, but you need the correct size for a strap to prevent wear on the lug holes. I won one yesterday that is inbound to the ebay authenticators. I give Willie only a 5% chance or less of guessing it this time though You're getting pretty diverse with your collection, so just a shot in the dark. If we are staying with 20mm bracelet divers, maybe a Sinn U50. |
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Originally Posted By secretwheelman: Yep. Doesn't feel as bad when it only holds 16 galllons. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By secretwheelman: Originally Posted By sywagon: $4.00 for Shell premium yesterday. Glad I don't have room for 30 gallons like that though Doesn't feel as bad when it only holds 16 galllons. My truck holds 36. And I can only run premium. Even with the discount at Costco, it's still painful. |
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Originally Posted By secretwheelman: Just don't look at the pump. Run it 'til the nozzle clicks off. I use 93 in mine and couldn't tell you what the price per gallon was. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By secretwheelman: Originally Posted By WIC: I still feel it. My damn truck has a tiny tank and needs to be filled more often. And prefers premium. I've been driving the Subi more. For other reasons, but still nice not having to fill it as often. I use 93 in mine and couldn't tell you what the price per gallon was. I used to just fill up on my way home Friday night. But when fuel went stupid during coof, it took more than $100 to fill my tank and I didn't feel like doing whole ID card/debit card shuffle just to get another $20-30 in. I stop twice a week, when I get down to about 5/8th of a tank. |
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Originally Posted By DFARM: Originally Posted By sywagon: Speaking of straps - this in today from Vietnam made by an Etsy seller. Had to be really deliberate to get away from Chinese stuff and jump off Amazon. https://i.imgur.com/qjOxVEE.jpg https://i.imgur.com/iyqvrJl.jpg Ray skin? |
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Originally Posted By WIC: I guess that makes sense since it has a nice light action and is easy to flip. Perfect for your effeminate hands. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By WIC: Originally Posted By MaxxII: I was surprised at how much I liked the Neon when I got to hold one. I guess that makes sense since it has a nice light action and is easy to flip. Perfect for your effeminate hands. [youtube]shorts/Hw0BRbUjMuo[/youtube] Video of last time WIC and I had a slap competition. Being a Gentleman, I let WIC go first... |
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Originally Posted By MaxxII: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puvQnGNVlRc https://i.imgur.com/lCpzKQF.jpg View Quote Nice. I love my 452. |
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Originally Posted By conndcj: Despite the naysayers, CT gun laws are pretty bad but less so for grandfathered things. As of today, machine guns, suppressors, SBRs, AOWs, DDs and SBSs are all legal. I could buy a .50 cal Browning M2HB tomorrow. Magazines are where you get fucked. You can't buy anything more than 10rds since not too long after the Sandy Hook school massacre. You could keep whatever you had but there were restrictions. On your property, in your home or at a licensed range, you can load you mags to full capacity. My CCW must be 10rds or less everywhere but those places. Not a big deal for me because I've carried a custom Colt 1911 for years. I'm switching to an HK45C as soon as it's finished. They have 10rds max from the get go. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By conndcj: Originally Posted By DFARM: Originally Posted By WIC: Originally Posted By conndcj: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002164-3273613.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002165-3273614.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002166-3273615.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002167-3273616.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002168-3273617.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002169-3273619.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002170-3273621.jpg A remarkable breakfast sandwich that my daughter surprised me with this morning. A combo brioche/ pretzel roll, Two eggs over easy, bacon, sausage, Cheddar, s&p and butter...lots of it...everywhere. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002163-3273623.jpg I see the rifles are CT compliant with no magazines whatsoever sammich passes muster I think I see an extra pin in one of those. How can that be ok but you can't have regular mags? Despite the naysayers, CT gun laws are pretty bad but less so for grandfathered things. As of today, machine guns, suppressors, SBRs, AOWs, DDs and SBSs are all legal. I could buy a .50 cal Browning M2HB tomorrow. Magazines are where you get fucked. You can't buy anything more than 10rds since not too long after the Sandy Hook school massacre. You could keep whatever you had but there were restrictions. On your property, in your home or at a licensed range, you can load you mags to full capacity. My CCW must be 10rds or less everywhere but those places. Not a big deal for me because I've carried a custom Colt 1911 for years. I'm switching to an HK45C as soon as it's finished. They have 10rds max from the get go. I just want to say that I appreciate you letting borrow magazines to all your guns to try out in my guns. And if you ever want them back, let me know. I am NOT hinting at buying you brand new magazines under a ruse because that would violate state laws and be morally wrong. And the chastisement I would receive from someone like WIC is more than I could probably bear… |
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Originally Posted By Star_Scream: Obsessed with hand size View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Star_Scream: Originally Posted By WIC: I guess that makes sense since it has a nice light action and is easy to flip. Perfect for your effeminate hands. Obsessed with hand size He’s jealous of my mighty man sized mitts. Kuraki has bigger hands, but he’s a God (of forging) so it’s not exactly a surprise. |
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Originally Posted By WILSON: A little embarrassed to ask, but,... Does anybody know who manufactures this knife (no markings on it)? Is it some Chineezy company? https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/kywAAOSwyb1jY~VN/s-l1600.webp View Quote Looks like an ADV with a trump sticker on it. If it's just the sticker you like, we can probably get you one. ETA: While the knife is in the style of ADV, "stainless steel" written on the blade suggests cheap crap |
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Originally Posted By MaxxII: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puvQnGNVlRc https://i.imgur.com/lCpzKQF.jpg View Quote nice |
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Originally Posted By MaxxII: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Hw0BRbUjMuo Video of last time WIC and I had a slap competition. Being a Gentleman, I let WIC go first... View Quote for reelz? come on, what is that for a link? ETA: Weird, it works in my quote, but not in the OG? |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Maybe this is WIC's issue (of many). https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/204916/3b7ed872f1251fe0b8aeceae5d8a458c_width-6-3274369.jpg View Quote just twice? I do it all the way out to the grill. is that better or worse for my luck? |
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Originally Posted By MaxxII: I just want to say that I appreciate you letting borrow magazines to all your guns to try out in my guns. And if you ever want them back, let me know. I am NOT hinting at buying you brand new magazines under a ruse because that would violate state laws and be morally wrong. And the chastisement I would receive from someone like WIC is more than I could probably bear… View Quote just by mentioning me you have drawn the attention of my ATF agent, FBI agent, DHS agent, and CIA friend. way to keep a low profile. |
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Originally Posted By WIC: just twice? I do it all the way out to the grill. is that better or worse for my luck? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By WIC: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Maybe this is WIC's issue (of many). https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/204916/3b7ed872f1251fe0b8aeceae5d8a458c_width-6-3274369.jpg just twice? I do it all the way out to the grill. is that better or worse for my luck? I think we all know the answer to that. |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I used to just fill up on my way home Friday night. But when fuel went stupid during coof, it took more than $100 to fill my tank and I didn't feel like doing whole ID card/debit card shuffle just to get another $20-30 in. I stop twice a week, when I get down to about 5/8th of a tank. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I used to just fill up on my way home Friday night. But when fuel went stupid during coof, it took more than $100 to fill my tank and I didn't feel like doing whole ID card/debit card shuffle just to get another $20-30 in. I stop twice a week, when I get down to about 5/8th of a tank. Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: My truck holds 36. And I can only run premium. Even with the discount at Costco, it's still painful. |
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Originally Posted By conndcj: Made some Kurobuta pork porterhouse pork chops tonight. Just over an inch thick and nearly a pound each. Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Broiled at 550⁰. Absolutely delicious. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002173-3274448.jpg View Quote Nice. I love a good pork chop, especially if the cook knows that pork doesn't have to be well done. (Growing up, no one seemed to know that so it was always tough and dry.) |
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Originally Posted By secretwheelman: I am "privileged" enough to have a company truck with a fuel card that gets me to and from home and work, so I normally fill up my vehicle on the weekend and usually make it to the next weekend. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By secretwheelman: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I used to just fill up on my way home Friday night. But when fuel went stupid during coof, it took more than $100 to fill my tank and I didn't feel like doing whole ID card/debit card shuffle just to get another $20-30 in. I stop twice a week, when I get down to about 5/8th of a tank. Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: My truck holds 36. And I can only run premium. Even with the discount at Costco, it's still painful. Yeah, I don't get one of those. |
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Originally Posted By conndcj: Made some Kurobuta pork porterhouse pork chops tonight. Just over an inch thick and nearly a pound each. Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Broiled at 550⁰. Absolutely delicious. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002173-3274448.jpg View Quote Is that knife not steel? The colors on the blade mess with me |
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Originally Posted By rbb2: Nice. I love a good pork chop, especially if the cook knows that pork doesn't have to be well done. (Growing up, no one seemed to know that so it was always tough and dry.) View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By rbb2: Originally Posted By conndcj: Made some Kurobuta pork porterhouse pork chops tonight. Just over an inch thick and nearly a pound each. Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Broiled at 550⁰. Absolutely delicious. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002173-3274448.jpg Nice. I love a good pork chop, especially if the cook knows that pork doesn't have to be well done. (Growing up, no one seemed to know that so it was always tough and dry.) That's blasphemous. ESPECIALLY, living in the pork capital. |
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Originally Posted By DFARM: Is that knife not steel? The colors on the blade mess with me View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DFARM: Originally Posted By conndcj: Made some Kurobuta pork porterhouse pork chops tonight. Just over an inch thick and nearly a pound each. Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Broiled at 550⁰. Absolutely delicious. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002173-3274448.jpg Is that knife not steel? The colors on the blade mess with me Just some flame coloring. |
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Originally Posted By sywagon: Speaking of straps - this in today from Vietnam made by an Etsy seller. Had to be really deliberate to get away from Chinese stuff and jump off Amazon. https://i.imgur.com/qjOxVEE.jpg https://i.imgur.com/iyqvrJl.jpg View Quote Very cool, looks like good craftsmanship. Wonder though if the materials all still come from China. |
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Originally Posted By conndcj: Made some Kurobuta pork porterhouse pork chops tonight. Just over an inch thick and nearly a pound each. Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Broiled at 550 . Absolutely delicious. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002173-3274448.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Yeah, I don't get one of those. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Originally Posted By secretwheelman: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I used to just fill up on my way home Friday night. But when fuel went stupid during coof, it took more than $100 to fill my tank and I didn't feel like doing whole ID card/debit card shuffle just to get another $20-30 in. I stop twice a week, when I get down to about 5/8th of a tank. Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: My truck holds 36. And I can only run premium. Even with the discount at Costco, it's still painful. Yeah, I don't get one of those. Used to be every other week, so I really can't complain...much. |
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Originally Posted By secretwheelman: It does come with the unfortunate side effect of being on call one week a month. Used to be every other week, so I really can't complain...much. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By secretwheelman: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Originally Posted By secretwheelman: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I used to just fill up on my way home Friday night. But when fuel went stupid during coof, it took more than $100 to fill my tank and I didn't feel like doing whole ID card/debit card shuffle just to get another $20-30 in. I stop twice a week, when I get down to about 5/8th of a tank. Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: My truck holds 36. And I can only run premium. Even with the discount at Costco, it's still painful. Yeah, I don't get one of those. Used to be every other week, so I really can't complain...much. At my last job I was pretty much on call 24/7 and didn't get a truck. And I only got paid 1/3rd of what I make now. |
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Originally Posted By conndcj: Made some Kurobuta pork porterhouse pork chops tonight. Just over an inch thick and nearly a pound each. Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Broiled at 550⁰. Absolutely delicious. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002173-3274448.jpg View Quote did you share? |
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Originally Posted By rbb2: Nah it's not that big of a deal. I got some knackwurst instead. View Quote I've got a flat rate envelope right here, just say the word. I'd drop some off next time I am heading down to Texas, but crunching the numbers, you are just too far west. maybe on our way to Seattle or something. |
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Originally Posted By williedikker72: You're getting pretty diverse with your collection, so just a shot in the dark. If we are staying with 20mm bracelet divers, maybe a Sinn U50. View Quote my mind immediately went to a Sinn too, but no, too sensible. Possibly a Ball, but that probably doesn't need an authenticator. I'm guessing a Tudor or Omega. |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Just some flame coloring. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Originally Posted By DFARM: Originally Posted By conndcj: Made some Kurobuta pork porterhouse pork chops tonight. Just over an inch thick and nearly a pound each. Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Broiled at 550⁰. Absolutely delicious. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002173-3274448.jpg Is that knife not steel? The colors on the blade mess with me Just some flame coloring. Correct. That is 3V blade steel. |
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Originally Posted By WIC: Originally Posted By conndcj: Made some Kurobuta pork porterhouse pork chops tonight. Just over an inch thick and nearly a pound each. Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Broiled at 550⁰. Absolutely delicious. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60239/1000002173-3274448.jpg did you share? Absolutely. I always do. I made six of them. I made a command decision and decided to have two. And I'd do it again. It is quite safe to eat pinkish center pork. It tastes so much better than totally cooked through like many people insist upon. |
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Originally Posted By williedikker72: You're getting pretty diverse with your collection, so just a shot in the dark. If we are staying with 20mm bracelet divers, maybe a Sinn U50. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By williedikker72: Originally Posted By sywagon: Originally Posted By WIC: now I just need a Ferrari 308 and to die my mustache brown https://i.imgur.com/etMd6k7.jpg beautiful. I wonder how it will look on a strap, or if it should stay on the bracelet. I do like the bracelet great lume It is obviously going to be a strap monster, but the bracelet looks great and should stay in rotation. You might want to save the pins with the bracelet and use standard lug size ones for straps, or compare them really closely. For the big crown I was struggling like hell to put the 20mm back in with the bracelet when I acquired it, and it took some investigating to figure out they use 19mm with the bracelet. Being honest, that was after at least an hour of struggling with it and getting really frustrated and questioning my veracity - it is simply a physical impossibility to get the solid endlinks in with the 20mm pins even though it has 20mm lugs. Both ends have to be pushed in all the way past flush with the endlink at the same time and that can't happen because they bottom out first. The shorter ones are fine with the endlinds because they are trapped and can't wobble, but you need the correct size for a strap to prevent wear on the lug holes. I won one yesterday that is inbound to the ebay authenticators. I give Willie only a 5% chance or less of guessing it this time though You're getting pretty diverse with your collection, so just a shot in the dark. If we are staying with 20mm bracelet divers, maybe a Sinn U50. |
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