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Proving once again that....
just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do it.
Ray
ArtyA Son of a Gun Watch
Many high-end collectors are also gun lovers, delighting in the craftsmanship and attention to detail of a high-end firearm. To celebrate this slightly strange marriage between Swiss high watchmaking and firearms, Yvan Arpa for ArtyA introduces the Son of...
The owner will enjoy...
...the frequent cavity searches at airports and his free holidays in Guantanemo Bay. Cheers, pplater.
from Bad to Worse....
This is so incredibly horrible that I don't even know where to start. ..... 'A complete new line of products incorporating the world of fine firearms will take shape in the near future.' A Flobert .22cb is a fine firearm? Bwahahahahahaha. Ok, maybe if you...
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Now you know how I feel when I read the releases around the lastest super-duper, 8 helium valve, red lume, 100000m dive watch!
I figured it out....
For their firearm expert, they consulted trigger happy rootin tootin varmit Yosemite Sam and Elmer Fudd. Then they had Wile E.Coyote as the watchmaker to put this together. -MW
They didn't even get the size right
They could have made the case 40, or 44 or 45mm in diameter and had a cute little reference there, but no, they didn't get that right A ps It's impressive that they started out with actual crap and managed to go downhill from there
Perhaps it should have been named the "Big Bang."
Oh, I guess the name was already taken. Seriously, though, couldn't that thing explode by accident?
I like it's sense of humour.
It's not meant to be a serious piece of horology, nor for a seasoned firearms connoisseur. Give the guy a break, he is fulfilling demands from a certain segment of the market that love stuff like these. At least he sells interesting crap, not the senseles...
No, that the other clown with dinodung in volcano ashes warehoused in rusted shipwreck
Best, Horo This message has been edited by Hororgasm on 2011-08-24 07:55:31
Horo; mate!...
With apologies to Eisenberg - If it looks like it, smells like it and behaves in its anticipated manner, we have at least to allow of the possibility that the significant number of rational and sentient adults who would step over it if they saw it on the ...
I love this extended and illustrated version of the "look and smell like crap"
So much so, that I am going to reproduce it in an email I am writing now to my colleague in New York about a certain tainted cargo. Thanks! Horo
Proving once again that....
just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do it. Ray
