TimeOut

Hi All, Today I started thinking about my dive watches. I don't dive - well ok, I dive into the pool, but not on any other occasion. So why do I have all these durable, water-tight watches? To do outrageous things only? Perhaps. But just setting it into a...  

. . . err, post, that is. Nice of you to dredge up the 'perpetual in Perrier' photo for us, too ;-) . . . cordially, Art

Hope it remains safe. JerryW

I don't have it now (sold it), but when I had an Omega Seamaster diver (2255.80 with the ETA 2892A2/Omega 1120), it was a veritable tank, and I wasn't afraid to pretty much wear it anywhere and in anything. I think that's why we like 'em so much because t... 

...play pinochle on your snout." Mike -- this is a fun (crazy) post! I can't wait to see if your watch survives its premature burial! Thanks for a dose of humor! Cheers, Daos

Daos: I remember the words that precede your quote but I can't remember the ones that follow "the worms play pinochle on your snout". If you or anyone else remembers them, please let us know. Thanks Harv

Hi Harv, Like you probably, I learned some of the words to "The Hearse Song" as a child. What follows the lyrics I quoted in my original response is commonly, to the best of my knowledge: "They eat your eyes, they eat your nose, They eat the jelly between... 

That sort of refreshes my recollection. But how did you remember it after all these years? Harv

I work in music licensing, so I have many odds and ends rattling around my skull when it comes to songs. Cheers, Daos

that I was the dirtiest, most disgusting guy out here.... Well, my hat is off for you cen@jkt

Hey Mike, Maybe you should get together with the other MIke (aka mkt33) as he's testing a PVD case from Montblanc! montblanc.watchprosite.com -MW

Make sure you give it a sonic bath afterwards Looking forward to your results! Cheers, Anthony