Nick - I waited approximately 6 years on my Omega when the performance started to degrade. Since it was out of warranty I took mine to a local jeweler who is an authorized Rolex repair guy and he knocked it out for $100.
Nick - I waited approximately 6 years on my Omega when the performance started to degrade. Since it was out of warranty I took mine to a local jeweler who is an authorized Rolex repair guy and he knocked it out for $100.
First annual pistol-forum.com skydiving party... anyone? I did AFF 1 & 2 in the mid-90s so, like, I'm an
Let's do it!
I've been lusting after one of these for a while, but can't find one local to look at and I'm not willing to drop the amount of cash they want sight unseen. Can't even find a review... sure is purdy though.
Last edited by JMorse; 11-17-2011 at 10:41 PM.
I have a Traser P 6600 TYPE 6 MIL-G.
Great watch.
Took the plunge. It'll be here tomorrow. Can. Not. Wait!
Dang I feel well non sophisticated, I have ran only G Shocks for the past 13 years.
Sorry for the bad picture but I'm not good with photos.
Here is a 1964 Rolex Daytona 6239. My dad received this from his mom shortly after graduating college. He passed it down to me over Thanksgiving.
I don't ever remember him wearing it. My mom purchased a "root beer" GMT as a wedding present that he wore for over 30 years.
I hope to pass this on to my son some day.
Imagine how much I've saved by using the clock on my cell phone instead of a blingin' watch.Originally Posted by ToddG
Since everyone is posting pictures of their 1911s:
... what I saved by not wanting one.
I don't like you anymore.Imagine how much I've saved by using the clock on my cell phone instead of a blingin' watch.
HahahaImagine how much I've saved by using the clock on my cell phone instead of a blingin' watch.
It's not how hard you hit, but where you hit that's important.
Nobody is impressed by what you can't do. -THJ
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