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Have you been sniffing the Gestetner fluid again? ;-) (But thank you, nonetheless, for such kind-spirited hyperbole). Cheers, pplater.

. . . 'Gestetner'. :-) Actually, I described pretty much the same sentiment in general terms earlier this year on our HoMe forum. To paraphrase my original thoughts, "Nothing impresses me more than when an experienced collector delves into the ordinary." ... 

but I bought a Submariner. Well I'm quite happy with it but I like GO better. [URL=] [/URL] HAGWE Anders ...  

. . . my sentiments, to a 't' . . .

Explorer 1655: Explorer 6610: And of course, GMT: 6542, Bill's one, on Bill's wrist, to celebrate his 10 000th post: HAGWE, Nicolas ...  

. . . than with a Rolex theme for Wrist Scan? :-)

Hi Art, this sentence was the stern conviction of my father-in-law and he is right: some red spot or accent adds a lot of freshness and vitality to any picture. So here is my extra bit of red - a Red Sub and a red flower: A couple of years ago you would n...  

. . . unless a second ref 6512 miraculously passes my way and the timing is right. As much as I appreciate some vintage (and even recent) models, there's a nagging pull on my conscience about Rolex; too ubiquitous, too commercial, too accepted . It's assu... 

Was similiar with me: Only had 1 humble steel, for many years: Black dialled simple Date-model since 1976. Has been with me almost everywhere- from Ocean to desert, from mountains to oceans, in a flashy Cocktail event to theatre. She is sort of a " Life-w... 

And although I usually refuse to think of my watches in terms of ´investment´, it is reassuring to know selling a Rolex in times of financial need may not turn out to end in a disaster like selling other brands (with the exeption of PP). :-) anaesdoc

Here is my very first Rolex, I bought it because I wanted something reliable which could follow me everywhere in any situation whether in suits or swimsuits ] then I bought the same one in green, I really like it but I sold it for two reasons; I didn't wa...  

. . . future repeat offender! I love it!! :-)

A Rolex is witness to my life´s events. Hard to explain the allure I find in them, really, so for the time being, I simply wear and enjoy them. Cheers to all, Alex ...  

. . . with ostras - brilliant!! Judges, take note ;-) . . .

. . . for Rolex. In some small part, it's a childish reaction; not jealousy, exactly . . . more like resentment. I can't help but feel Omega would've claimed the spot at the top of the heap had it not been for their success. Like Lucy pulling the football... 

Interestingly, I have been quite reluctant to "collect" for quite some time, but since I started to look into the abyss of Vintages, all is different; ( After being bitten by Nico\'s spark & experienced Baron\'s & Bill\'s variety, always kindly explained.... 

Can relate to your \'approach\'; also just love wearing them and won\'t bother too much , except for some slight sensibility for several old Vintages, which I won\'t really rough up.. Thx for the share !! Cheers & Best, hs

Rolex collector,but these two explorers just had to be acquired. There's something about them that is irresistible HAGWE ...  

. . . but not nearly enough to take the plunge, sad to say. Warm regards, Art

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. . . you really like switching straps and bracelets around! Thanks for sharing your SD, William. Personally partial to the Raiders outfit in the first photo ;-) . . .

The best part of collecting..But I am a strap wh**e

On leather over the ocean. Bill ...  

Enjoying the ocean. Time head back. Bill

. . . at Neptune's, Bill. We'll take PCH, while you take the P. :-) Anchors away, Art