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Picked up an anniversary gift for my wife. Damn near walked out with something for myself too.
The Timepiece Thread vol: READ THE 1st POST!!!
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^ Too small for me but I love those. Looks great on your wrist.
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hard to see in the pic but yellow gold?
either way, looks real good
either way, looks real good
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Three men tried to rob old dude for his watch at gunpoint, then ran his wife over. Wife died.
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Still can't believe that happened at Fashion Island of all places SMH
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Yes yg tank Louis
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L.A. robber stole Rolex, got no-prison deal from D.A. Now he's accused of killing tourist at mall
A man charged with killing a New Zealand tourist outside Newport Beach's Fashion Island previously pleaded no contest to a felony armed robbery charge, but his prison sentence was suspended.
www.latimes.com
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L.A. robber stole Rolex, got no-prison deal from D.A. Now he's accused of killing tourist at mall
A man charged with killing a New Zealand tourist outside Newport Beach's Fashion Island previously pleaded no contest to a felony armed robbery charge, but his prison sentence was suspended.
Inside job.
The home robbery, not the Fashion Island robbery/killing.
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California is such a **** show these days. i feel like the majority of these crimes are happening there more than anywhere else in the US.
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you’d be correct !
CA isn’t doing very well in many aspects at all.
Wildfires, homelessness, gas prices, theft, crime overall, police presence and deterrence of crime, etc.
These issues used to be isolated to big cities LA & SF.. but it’s spreading further out and getting worse in those cities.
Sincerely, a Californian.
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Not an inside job, same thing has happened to many people I know personally.
They have WiFi jammers, always in some stolen rental jeep. Only target watches and designer handbags.
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My latest pickup, complete overhaul on a vintage tank. Was searching for 2 years, worth the waitPicked up an anniversary gift for my wife. Damn near walked out with something for myself too.
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california resident here too and yeah crimes here are really starting to get scary, it doesnt help that it gets reported non-stop
and yah, most security systems rely on wifi so theyre smart with the wifi jammers then theres also people pretending to be working construction (with yellow/reflective vests) and all the craziness you can think of
i do think its happening everywhere though, NY just got some people held up in broad daylight and uk got people chased with machetes
just insanity so everyone be safe out there
and yah, most security systems rely on wifi so theyre smart with the wifi jammers then theres also people pretending to be working construction (with yellow/reflective vests) and all the craziness you can think of
i do think its happening everywhere though, NY just got some people held up in broad daylight and uk got people chased with machetes
just insanity so everyone be safe out there
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My first “nice” watch.
How do you guys feel about the Citizen NJ 0180-80 series?
How do you guys feel about the Citizen NJ 0180-80 series?
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My first “nice” watch.
How do you guys feel about the Citizen NJ 0180-80 series?
Congrats on the pickup.
I generally think the NJ0180-80 is cool too, but it overlaps quite a bit with the PRX as integrated watches. The off-center small seconds is cool and being titanium is a nice touch.
If you’re looking for a second watch and considering that Citizen, I’d recommend branching out to try a diff style than the PRX-like integrated bracelet and case.
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2 men, 1 woman wanted in string of watch, jewelry robberies in Manhattan, Brooklyn
The thieves appear to target restaurant patrons with expensive watches, which they snatch at gunpoint before fleeing on a moped or bike.
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Good chance these are inside jobs. Waiters/waitresses alert which patron can be a target.
Always gotta be vigilant with the mopeds. Insure your jewelry or carry.
Always gotta be vigilant with the mopeds. Insure your jewelry or carry.
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I insured my Aqua Terra just to have peace of mind. $123 a year to not have to worry about anything is worth it to me. Once I get the call, I’ll be insuring whatever Rolex I get as well. The way I look at it, you have 50 years or more on average of coverage before your yearly payment costs more than the watch.
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The days of Rolex are over: 'Red Bull sponsor makes deal with F1'
It is a familiar scene: before the 20 F1 drivers set their cars in motion, the camera pans to a large clock with a Rolex logo. For seconds, viewers at home watch as the hands tick to the exact hour and the warm-up lap for the Grand Prix gets underway. That familiar image looks set to disappear...
www.gpblog.com
Rolex ends sponsorship with F1
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The days of Rolex are over: 'Red Bull sponsor makes deal with F1'
It is a familiar scene: before the 20 F1 drivers set their cars in motion, the camera pans to a large clock with a Rolex logo. For seconds, viewers at home watch as the hands tick to the exact hour and the warm-up lap for the Grand Prix gets underway. That familiar image looks set to disappear...
Rolex ends sponsorship with F1
yah f1 popularity skyrocketing = they want more $$$ to be sponsored and rolex wasnt budging
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Price cuts for omega please
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nah, price cuts or retail price going down never happens
doubt theyd let their boutiques give discounts either
omega/swatch gon be stubborn like they always have
we might see more and more moonswatches though and maybe the entire line-up of omega in a swatch guise since thats whats selling for them
with that said, theres been rumors of a smaller seamaster minus the hev coming maybe sometime this year, we shall see
doubt theyd let their boutiques give discounts either
omega/swatch gon be stubborn like they always have
we might see more and more moonswatches though and maybe the entire line-up of omega in a swatch guise since thats whats selling for them
with that said, theres been rumors of a smaller seamaster minus the hev coming maybe sometime this year, we shall see
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I’d be more willing to buy a SMP in a 38. So that could be a good idea. Or even a Planet Ocean since the dial is less derivative of a sub with its markers.
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those burglaries in LA are happening very very often
not inside jobs
they are ran by organized crime rings, some southern americans too who fly in and what they call burglary tourists
alot of newer communities are hit
not inside jobs
they are ran by organized crime rings, some southern americans too who fly in and what they call burglary tourists
alot of newer communities are hit
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