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dman · 7 October 2005, 05:21 AM

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Originally Posted by JJ Irani

Send her over, pal. I'll show her Geometrical angles and degrees she'll simply love!!

DIRTY OLD MAN!!!

dman · 7 October 2005, 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Atomic

Tyler, while you certainly show maturity beyond your years, I have to say that a TT watch on a guy younger than say, 30, looks a little to pimpin' if you know what I mean. It depends on what you do and with whom you hang, but in your teens and 20s, I'd steer away from YG on a watch.

Diving with a TT sub or YM is certainly not a problem, but you also have to ask yourself, 'am I confident that if I'm diving and for whatever reason the watch gets loose... can I watch it sink into the dark abyss?' I've also heard from guys who have dived in the Caribbean with their TT sub that they get treated different (and not in a good way) by the locals and the dive masters.

If you've got a TT sub as your main watch, it would be smart to pick up a Seiko monster to dive with, cuz at $150 a pop, it's much easier to swallow if you lose it in the deep.

Listen to the man Tyler, he know what he speaketh about!!

baseballduck · 7 October 2005, 05:32 AM

Very true guys very true. I do actually plan to dive in my yellow monster. I think they jewelery store I use is a rip off because I paid $244 with mine and that was with a 25% discount. Oh well I don't really care. Your probably right about the TT thing too. It's probably too flashy for me. Cause remember the TT watches that I have owned were not real gold. Which is obviously flashier. Besides, I just like the SS better.

Tyler

dman · 7 October 2005, 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by baseballduck

Very true guys very true. I do actually plan to dive in my yellow monster. I think they jewelery store I use is a rip off because I paid $244 with mine and that was with a 25% discount. Oh well I don't really care. Your probably right about the TT thing too. It's probably too flashy for me. Cause remember the TT watches that I have owned were not real gold. Which is obviously flashier. Besides, I just like the SS better.

Tyler

Tyler, there is a time and place for TT watches, the time is when you are a bit older, the place is the retirement home when you are visiting JJ and Adrian.

7 October 2005, 05:36 AM

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Originally Posted by dman

Tyler, there is a time and place for TT watches, the time is when you are a bit older, the place is the retirement home when you are visiting JJ and Adrian.

Listen to the man Tyler, he know what he speaketh about!! ... but he also forgot to include Ed.

BTW, used Seiko monsters can be picked up on fleabay from about $100.

dman · 7 October 2005, 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Atomic

Listen to the man Tyler, he know what he speaketh about!! ... but he also forgot to include Ed.

DUDE!! You just had me ROTFLMFAO!!!!! My poor dog thought I was having a coronary here on the floor, chalk one up for the Maple Leaf.

Uncle-AJ · 7 October 2005, 06:03 AM

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Originally Posted by baseballduck

You've got a deal JJ. It'll be good to get rid of Liz for a while. She never shuts up in algebra.

Tyler

Is that similar to Arabic?

Uncle-AJ · 7 October 2005, 06:05 AM

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Originally Posted by dman

DIRTY OLD MAN!!!

I'm getting worried but this is the second time I've had to agree with Daren.

7 October 2005, 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Uncle-AJ

I'm getting worried but this is the second time I've had to agree with Daren.

Adrian, things could be worse. You could be agreeing with JJ.

THAT, would spell trouble!

dman · 7 October 2005, 06:09 AM

John, please tell that man that I be in the know and always speaketh the truth.

7 October 2005, 06:12 AM

Adrian, Daren be in the know and always speaketh the truth.

Just a little advice from your friendly neighbourhood Atomic.

dman · 7 October 2005, 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Atomic

Adrian, Daren be in the know and always speaketh the truth.

Just a little advice from your friendly neighbourhood Atomic.

LMAOLOLOLOLOL!!!

Uncle-AJ · 7 October 2005, 06:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Atomic

Adrian, Daren be in the know and always speaketh the truth.

Just a little advice from your friendly neighbourhood Atomic.

You must be on commission.

Goodwatch · 12 October 2005, 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by dman

Rough and tumble? That bad boy is a tank and what do you know, it can dress up as well. Don't forget, the youngster has Prom and other formal occasions ahead of him. And no he is not James Bond so the sub won't match with a tux.

Wrong!

Rolex is the way to go.

What is Jaeger LeCoultre anyway, a fancy French shampoo?

I’m deliberately being thick here, but that’s how it is. And we have to get his priorities straightened out here, so first the 16610. Don’t confuse the boy, focus, gentlemen, focus. The Sub is the basis of any fine collection and an unbeatable all purpose watch. It says: “I’m willing to spend some money but I want to spend it sensible”. It says: “I’m prepared for anything, so don’t mess with me”. It says: “I’m more of a real man that meets the eye”. (Well, it doesn’t say that, but it sounds cool).

The JLC, the Panerai, the Moon Watch and all the others will come in due time. But first the 16610!

Take care,

Frans. (The one and only GoodWatch).

Rockrolex · 12 October 2005, 07:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Atomic

Listen to the man Tyler, he know what he speaketh about!! ... but he also forgot to include Ed.

Hey, watch it. I resemble that remark.

Goodwatch · 14 October 2005, 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by baseballduck

I have a great solution. All I need is someone to give me about oh I'll say $12,725 USD I could buy both and not have to worry about it anymore.

The day I save up enough to get either one of those, will probably be the end of the world.

Tyler

No Tyler, this is not true (he said in a calm but authoritative tone of voice).

As soon as you have a steady income, the Sub comes into reach.

I was able to buy my first ‘serious’ watch (the first edition of the Cartier Santos Dumont) the year I turned 20. And even now, with good income, I have to save about a year for a Sub or SD. Just be patient and set realistic goals. You’ll get it and the reward of putting it on your wrist is enormous!

Take care,

Frans.

14 October 2005, 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Goodwatch

No Tyler, this is not true (he said in a calm but authoritative tone of voice).

As soon as you have a steady income, the Sub comes into reach.

I was able to buy my first ‘serious’ watch (the first edition of the Cartier Santos Dumont) the year I turned 20. And even now, with good income, I have to save about a year for a Sub or SD. Just be patient and set realistic goals. You’ll get it and the reward of putting it on your wrist is enormous!

Take care,

Frans.

I think this is the most sense the crazy clogger has said since he joined up.

Goodwatch · 14 October 2005, 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Atomic

I think this is the most sense the crazy clogger has said since he joined up.

I resent this remark!

I have so much to give to this forum.

In fact, I already have but as soon as I start another of my Nobel Prize winning threads, it is hijacked.

All because I’m from that great minority, the Dutch.

I have feelings too, you know. Don’t think I haven’t noticed there falls an uneasy silence to this forum as soon as I enter. But I pretend not to. Now all that remains is the bottle.

Frans.

14 October 2005, 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Goodwatch

I resent this remark!

I have so much to give to this forum.

In fact, I already have but as soon as I start another of my Nobel Prize winning threads, it is hijacked.

All because I’m from that great minority, the Dutch.

I have feelings too, you know. Don’t think I haven’t noticed there falls an uneasy silence to this forum as soon as I enter. But I pretend not to. Now all that remains is the bottle.

Frans.

Hang on a second... I just started a new book entitled "Big Book of Dutch Jokes"... um... Okay I'm done.

What did you say Frans?

dman · 14 October 2005, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Goodwatch

No Tyler, this is not true (he said in a calm but authoritative tone of voice).

As soon as you have a steady income, the Sub comes into reach.

I was able to buy my first ‘serious’ watch (the first edition of the Cartier Santos Dumont) the year I turned 20. And even now, with good income, I have to save about a year for a Sub or SD. Just be patient and set realistic goals. You’ll get it and the reward of putting it on your wrist is enormous!

Take care,

Frans.

Tyler, don't listen to this man. Have you seen Austin Powers Goldmember?

Besides, when he bought that Cartier it was only listed for $45 USD. There is such a thing as inflation you know Frans.

dman · 14 October 2005, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Goodwatch

Wrong!

Rolex is the way to go.

What is Jaeger LeCoultre anyway, a fancy French shampoo?

I’m deliberately being thick here, but that’s how it is. And we have to get his priorities straightened out here, so first the 16610. Don’t confuse the boy, focus, gentlemen, focus. The Sub is the basis of any fine collection and an unbeatable all purpose watch. It says: “I’m willing to spend some money but I want to spend it sensible”. It says: “I’m prepared for anything, so don’t mess with me”. It says: “I’m more of a real man that meets the eye”. (Well, it doesn’t say that, but it sounds cool).

The JLC, the Panerai, the Moon Watch and all the others will come in due time. But first the 16610!

Take care,

Frans. (The one and only GoodWatch).

You sure it doesn't say I have the same thing as you and everyone else?

Rockrolex · 14 October 2005, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Atomic

Hang on a second... I just started a new book entitled "Big Book of Dutch Jokes"... um... Okay I'm done.

What did you say Frans?

I just finished the complete compilation of "Dutch Men of Letters." Oops, I meant "Dutch Man of Letters."

Goodwatch · 14 October 2005, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Rockrolex

I just finished the complete compilation of "Dutch Men of Letters." Oops, I meant "Dutch Man of Letters."

Mmmmmm. Is this in the lines of the following?

Q. What is the thinnest book ever written?
A. 10 centuries of German humor.

Take care,

Frans.

14 October 2005, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Goodwatch

Mmmmmm. Is this in the lines of the following?

Q. What is the thinnest book ever written?
A. 10 centuries of German humor.

Take care,

Frans.

Hey, Dutch, German... it's all the same, right?

Goodwatch · 14 October 2005, 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Atomic

Hey, Dutch, German... it's all the same, right?

NO!

Take care,

Frans.

P.S. I'll continue to play along with this game for all your amusement

14 October 2005, 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Goodwatch

NO!

ROTFLMFAO! I know what you mean.

On my first trip to Europe, the first thing people in Portugal or Spain would do is speak to me in German (cuz I'm 6'6" and blonde). They assumed I was German. After observing more than a few stereotypical ugly German tourists, I soon took offense to people speaking to me in German, in non-Germanic countries.

BTW Frans, WE liberated Holland for you!

JJ Irani · 15 October 2005, 03:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Goodwatch

Mmmmmm. Is this in the lines of the following?

Q. What is the thinnest book ever written?
A. 10 centuries of German humor.

Take care,

Frans.

Alan From New York · 17 October 2005, 04:58 AM

Returning to the subject, there are a handful of watches on my dream list.

The Breguet Tsar.

The Breguet Marine Big Date.

The Breguet Type XXI.

The GO Senator Panorama Date.

The JLC Master Reveil.

The Chronoswiss Timemaster.

The Chronoswiss Repetition Quarts.

The Seiko Marinemaster Spring Drive Diver/GMT.

The IWC Big Pilot Watch.

The Panerai White Dial Daylight.

The Dornblueth 99.2(1).

The Breitling Aerospace Advantage.

That's about it. For now.

7 October 2005, 05:32 AM	#33
baseballduck "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Real Name: Tyler Location: Pinehurst NC Watch: Explorer 214270 Posts: 1,018	Very true guys very true. I do actually plan to dive in my yellow monster. I think they jewelery store I use is a rip off because I paid $244 with mine and that was with a 25% discount. Oh well I don't really care. Your probably right about the TT thing too. It's probably too flashy for me. Cause remember the TT watches that I have owned were not real gold. Which is obviously flashier. Besides, I just like the SS better. Tyler __________________ Sedit qui timuit ne non succederet. Member #84

7 October 2005, 06:09 AM	#40
dman Lifetime TRF Patron Join Date: May 2005 Real Name: Daren Location: Austin Watch: the road Posts: 13,583	John, please tell that man that I be in the know and always speaketh the truth. __________________ You either get it or you don't, if you have to ask, YOU DON'T!! I really hope that midget cop doesn't find me in Kokomo.

7 October 2005, 06:12 AM	#41
Atomic Guest Posts: n/a	Adrian, Daren be in the know and always speaketh the truth. Just a little advice from your friendly neighbourhood Atomic.

17 October 2005, 04:58 AM	#58
Alan From New York Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Real Name: Alan Location: Brooklyn, NY Watch: And Learn Posts: 335	Returning to the subject, there are a handful of watches on my dream list. The Breguet Tsar. The Breguet Marine Big Date. The Breguet Type XXI. The GO Senator Panorama Date. The JLC Master Reveil. The Chronoswiss Timemaster. The Chronoswiss Repetition Quarts. The Seiko Marinemaster Spring Drive Diver/GMT. The IWC Big Pilot Watch. The Panerai White Dial Daylight. The Dornblueth 99.2(1). The Breitling Aerospace Advantage. That's about it. For now.

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