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. . . 9"'-90 would be on my 'most precious' list, too. Art

Was expecting a slightly different shot of it (was it Sting?), which I always associate with you and this watch 👏🏻🙌🏻

. . . are the vintage '72 Grand Seiko . . . . . . which was acquired by Ken in Japan on my behalf and then serviced by Ohira-san(!) before making its way across the Pacific to my wrist, the billion-to-one '56 Omega Seamaster*, and . . . . . . the astonish...  

My part in getting that rare 2494 is so small compared to your efforts making the Flilghtmaster arrive to my hands happily ticking! I’m so happy that the 2494 resides in your collection!! Keep enjoying your Special watches including your Dad’s Sea Lion so... 

I have a huge crush on the first but it seemed impossible to get you to part with it at our long ago GTG 😂😉🤷🏻‍♂️

. . . to get me to part with it, and then went on a crusade to find another in Singapore(?), which was also routed to Ken for servicing by Ohira-san. So Mike and I both have the same GS reference serviced by the God of GS!

Hi All A bit late in the day, but here's a few shots of my Futurematic, always enjoy wearing & feel lucky to have found one & also been able to get it serviced - gives the confidence to wear it even more knowing that. Cheers JML ...  

Agree that having it serviced gives confidence and enhances the pleasure of wearing it. Keep enjoying it so much! Cheers!!

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