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| Joined: | Wed Dec 22nd, 2010 |
| Location: | Mt Kisco, New York USA |
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I love the direction the enthusiasts have taken this hobby/industry in, in the years that I've been 'off' watches. I joined this forum, and learned of all the lovely micro brands that are popping up. I felt deprived, because they were mostly sold out of recent production. Boy did I luck out! Picked up a Sea Viper, Orange dial...#1...used but beautiful. And in Moray II worship, I managed to pick up somebody's unclaimed watch, and it's #007! And I usually don't care about serial numbers...I just love the watches.
Thank you to EVERYONE who made the exciting direction this industry has taken, possible. Thank you to Steve at Berarus, and Thank you Tony, prior owner of the Sea Viper.
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