New CM? Check it out!
fernando
I thought I entered another website - very cool. I like it, very convenient browsing.Hope it's not addictive.
Thumbs up to the administrators.
fernando
This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-11-15 05:30:03
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dxboon November 12th, 2010-20:21
Yes, everyone check it out. Thanks to the executive team for making the adjustment. It looks very fancy! Cheers, Daos
pingtsai November 12th, 2010-21:19
New CM Professional look and very easy automatic searching. Also like the flags. Great work!
Dave G November 12th, 2010-21:40
Great changes to the CM Love the gallery view and the ability to see the watch and the price without pulling up each entry. Well done.
sidneyc November 12th, 2010-22:27
Awesome update!! I really liked the picture preview and summary in grid view! Great job!!
Topcat30093 November 12th, 2010-23:37
Slightly shocked............... When I clicked onto it. I thought that I had been transferred to another site! Nice to be able to see the photos as well as the country that the watch is based. Thank you for the improvements.
aldossari_faisal November 13th, 2010-00:55
same thing happened to me i had to check the address box to make sure i was still on purists pro ... i like this new update Thanks team purists PRO . Faisal
Ares501 - Mr Green November 13th, 2010-01:32
Absolutely ..... addictive .... awesome This place becomes better and better every day Where will it end? :0)
nwk00 November 13th, 2010-06:25
Not so good for Mac users Works on my Firefox but not Safari.
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A quick Review on the Benrus Type I and II
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Here's a pair of watches I own for several months, now, and that I appreciate a lot, the Benrus Type I and II The Benrus Type I was chosen by the US Navy, just after the TR 900, at the end of the 60ies, very beginning of the 70ies, and then was replaced by the Benrus Type II. Here, the Type I and the Type II together: ( Type I is on your left ) Some of the Type I have been called " Stérile ", while the others are not. Why is the Type I sometimes called " Stérile " ? As you will see, there is no marking at ... .
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