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 Posted: Fri Sep 8th, 2006 09:45 am
   
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Ah, but these will be made in the US!

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 Posted: Fri Sep 8th, 2006 10:10 am
   
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I don't care where they are built....I know that ORSA QC processes will insure a quality product..............I am soooooooooooo excited!!!!

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 Posted: Fri Sep 8th, 2006 11:23 am
   
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james Henderson wrote:
Sounds Great James!....Quebec,U.S.A....I just know they will be as Ken said....Awesome! and if Ken is Excited ....well let's just say it takes Quite a Bit to get Ken Excited snoopy1.gifI have been wearing my Black Angler for 2 weeks now and I can say it is All That!!!...A mass e-mail will be sent out today for all members(who may not know yet) to read about the Orsa Sea Angler 3T calendr1.gifhand6.gif Ah, but these will be made in the US!

James

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 Posted: Fri Sep 8th, 2006 12:00 pm
   
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Do we have an estimate for final price yet? I'm really excited about this possibility, but budget is tight, even with selling off a couple watches to make room/$$.

TIA, David

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 Posted: Fri Sep 8th, 2006 12:23 pm
   
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sleddog218 wrote:
At this point we are looking for a show of interest as we need 25 to get the watch to Production :) If everyone would please read the multiple Threads and Posts you will have a better insight as to what the Final Product will look like and Cost..(somewhere around $500.)hand6.gif....James from OrsaWatch will reveal a final design and price ASAP .....so members please just sit back and relax...I know we are all excited but let's wait to hear from James as he is working hard on this for us and needs to talk to all  involved in this Project within the  Orsa Co. to make sure everything is in order before making any concrete announcement. thankyou.gif Do we have an estimate for final price yet? I'm really excited about this possibility, but budget is tight, even with selling off a couple watches to make room/$$.

TIA, David

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 Posted: Fri Sep 8th, 2006 01:26 pm
   
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No problem :cool: That's the range I'd seen, just wondering if it had changed at all. I'll keep my eyes peeled, this is exciting stuff!

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 Posted: Fri Sep 8th, 2006 07:50 pm
   
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Lume shot of the Black Dial Sea Angler :)

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 Posted: Sat Sep 9th, 2006 09:45 am
   
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Oscar, please reserve one for me. The USA version may make it more collectable the way I see it

O.A. Gaspar wrote:
james Henderson wrote:
James speaking for myself I believe You are hitting the Right Buttons Now!!! I would be all for this 3T Orsa LE ! ....it makes sense to keep costs down by using existing materials and just adding the 3T LE markings...I would be very Happy :)...TY Buddy for making this Happen...You know how much I appreciate Your Generosity and Involvement on this Project I know the Watch and It's Amazing Quality...I don't know how you keep them at $425. the Way it is.....It has the Look and Feel of a Watch that costs much more imho hand6.gifhand6.gif Hello 3T!

I spoke with Berg earlier today, and we have a possible solution to help "put some wheels" under this project and get it moving.

We have between 30 - 50 of the black dials that were used in the black orsa run of earlier run this year. In addition, we also have cases, crowns, everything that we need ALREADY!

If we can get our hands on enough ETA ebauches, we would be ready to roll. Here is what we would do:

Take the original black dials, have a 3T logo applied, and then have it "re-lumed" to create a green lume effect for the hour/minute markers. We would do the same with the hour and minute hands. Because we already have these supplies, we would not have to special order anything, thus keeping the cost down, and so long as we could lay hands to enough ebauches, we could have this entire project done quickly - maybe as early as Christmas. I NEED TO STRESS - this is assuming that we can get the ebauches and that we have enough orders. We could run as small a number as few as 25 or so (more expensive), and MAYBE as many as 50 (less expensive), but this is depending upon our ability to lay hands to enough of the black dials - we will need to do a final head count.

ALSO - these would be assembled in the US, NOT in Swizerland. The upside of this is a quicker turn-around, and a slightly higher quality than the earlier versions.

It SHOULD also mean a fair certainty that we can lock in a lower price than if we had to do the whole thing from scratch. It does mean that in terms of a full-on new dial design, etc. it would have to wait for a later run.

Please let me know what you think of this option.


Your friend at Orsa -

James Henderson


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 Posted: Sat Sep 9th, 2006 09:48 am
   
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Randy, Randy, Randy.........................where have you been?  Good to see you!!!snoopy1.gif

 

 

RandyG wrote:
Oscar, please reserve one for me. The USA version may make it more collectable the way I see it

O.A. Gaspar wrote:
james Henderson wrote:
James speaking for myself I believe You are hitting the Right Buttons Now!!! I would be all for this 3T Orsa LE ! ....it makes sense to keep costs down by using existing materials and just adding the 3T LE markings...I would be very Happy :)...TY Buddy for making this Happen...You know how much I appreciate Your Generosity and Involvement on this Project I know the Watch and It's Amazing Quality...I don't know how you keep them at $425. the Way it is.....It has the Look and Feel of a Watch that costs much more imho hand6.gifhand6.gif Hello 3T!

I spoke with Berg earlier today, and we have a possible solution to help "put some wheels" under this project and get it moving.

We have between 30 - 50 of the black dials that were used in the black orsa run of earlier run this year. In addition, we also have cases, crowns, everything that we need ALREADY!

If we can get our hands on enough ETA ebauches, we would be ready to roll. Here is what we would do:

Take the original black dials, have a 3T logo applied, and then have it "re-lumed" to create a green lume effect for the hour/minute markers. We would do the same with the hour and minute hands. Because we already have these supplies, we would not have to special order anything, thus keeping the cost down, and so long as we could lay hands to enough ebauches, we could have this entire project done quickly - maybe as early as Christmas. I NEED TO STRESS - this is assuming that we can get the ebauches and that we have enough orders. We could run as small a number as few as 25 or so (more expensive), and MAYBE as many as 50 (less expensive), but this is depending upon our ability to lay hands to enough of the black dials - we will need to do a final head count.

ALSO - these would be assembled in the US, NOT in Swizerland. The upside of this is a quicker turn-around, and a slightly higher quality than the earlier versions.

It SHOULD also mean a fair certainty that we can lock in a lower price than if we had to do the whole thing from scratch. It does mean that in terms of a full-on new dial design, etc. it would have to wait for a later run.

Please let me know what you think of this option.


Your friend at Orsa -

James Henderson



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 Posted: Sat Sep 9th, 2006 09:54 am
   
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RandyG wrote:
You were on the List before You knew it Randy :P I figured you would want one for sure...Good to see you Buddy hand6.gif Oscar, please reserve one for me. The USA version may make it more collectable the way I see it

O.A. Gaspar wrote:
james Henderson wrote:
James speaking for myself I believe You are hitting the Right Buttons Now!!! I would be all for this 3T Orsa LE ! ....it makes sense to keep costs down by using existing materials and just adding the 3T LE markings...I would be very Happy :)...TY Buddy for making this Happen...You know how much I appreciate Your Generosity and Involvement on this Project I know the Watch and It's Amazing Quality...I don't know how you keep them at $425. the Way it is.....It has the Look and Feel of a Watch that costs much more imho hand6.gifhand6.gif Hello 3T!

I spoke with Berg earlier today, and we have a possible solution to help "put some wheels" under this project and get it moving.

We have between 30 - 50 of the black dials that were used in the black orsa run of earlier run this year. In addition, we also have cases, crowns, everything that we need ALREADY!

If we can get our hands on enough ETA ebauches, we would be ready to roll. Here is what we would do:

Take the original black dials, have a 3T logo applied, and then have it "re-lumed" to create a green lume effect for the hour/minute markers. We would do the same with the hour and minute hands. Because we already have these supplies, we would not have to special order anything, thus keeping the cost down, and so long as we could lay hands to enough ebauches, we could have this entire project done quickly - maybe as early as Christmas. I NEED TO STRESS - this is assuming that we can get the ebauches and that we have enough orders. We could run as small a number as few as 25 or so (more expensive), and MAYBE as many as 50 (less expensive), but this is depending upon our ability to lay hands to enough of the black dials - we will need to do a final head count.

ALSO - these would be assembled in the US, NOT in Swizerland. The upside of this is a quicker turn-around, and a slightly higher quality than the earlier versions.

It SHOULD also mean a fair certainty that we can lock in a lower price than if we had to do the whole thing from scratch. It does mean that in terms of a full-on new dial design, etc. it would have to wait for a later run.

Please let me know what you think of this option.


Your friend at Orsa -

James Henderson



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 Posted: Sat Sep 9th, 2006 01:04 pm
   
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I have been trying to stay out of trouble, but, it has not worked. Why not get ShopNBC to sell these at $2,495?

KenC wrote:
Randy, Randy, Randy.........................where have you been?  Good to see you!!!snoopy1.gif

 

 

RandyG wrote:
Oscar, please reserve one for me. The USA version may make it more collectable the way I see it

O.A. Gaspar wrote:
james Henderson wrote:
James speaking for myself I believe You are hitting the Right Buttons Now!!! I would be all for this 3T Orsa LE ! ....it makes sense to keep costs down by using existing materials and just adding the 3T LE markings...I would be very Happy :)...TY Buddy for making this Happen...You know how much I appreciate Your Generosity and Involvement on this Project I know the Watch and It's Amazing Quality...I don't know how you keep them at $425. the Way it is.....It has the Look and Feel of a Watch that costs much more imho hand6.gifhand6.gif Hello 3T!

I spoke with Berg earlier today, and we have a possible solution to help "put some wheels" under this project and get it moving.

We have between 30 - 50 of the black dials that were used in the black orsa run of earlier run this year. In addition, we also have cases, crowns, everything that we need ALREADY!

If we can get our hands on enough ETA ebauches, we would be ready to roll. Here is what we would do:

Take the original black dials, have a 3T logo applied, and then have it "re-lumed" to create a green lume effect for the hour/minute markers. We would do the same with the hour and minute hands. Because we already have these supplies, we would not have to special order anything, thus keeping the cost down, and so long as we could lay hands to enough ebauches, we could have this entire project done quickly - maybe as early as Christmas. I NEED TO STRESS - this is assuming that we can get the ebauches and that we have enough orders. We could run as small a number as few as 25 or so (more expensive), and MAYBE as many as 50 (less expensive), but this is depending upon our ability to lay hands to enough of the black dials - we will need to do a final head count.

ALSO - these would be assembled in the US, NOT in Swizerland. The upside of this is a quicker turn-around, and a slightly higher quality than the earlier versions.

It SHOULD also mean a fair certainty that we can lock in a lower price than if we had to do the whole thing from scratch. It does mean that in terms of a full-on new dial design, etc. it would have to wait for a later run.

Please let me know what you think of this option.


Your friend at Orsa -

James Henderson




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 Posted: Sun Sep 10th, 2006 05:05 pm
   
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RandyG wrote:
I can  hear it already Randy..the "Phone Lines are on Fire":P How's that Aston Martin coming along,Buddy hand6.gif I have been trying to stay out of trouble, but, it has not worked. Why not get ShopNBC to sell these at $2,495?

KenC wrote:
Randy, Randy, Randy.........................where have you been?  Good to see you!!!snoopy1.gif

 

 

RandyG wrote:
Oscar, please reserve one for me. The USA version may make it more collectable the way I see it

O.A. Gaspar wrote:
james Henderson wrote:
James speaking for myself I believe You are hitting the Right Buttons Now!!! I would be all for this 3T Orsa LE ! ....it makes sense to keep costs down by using existing materials and just adding the 3T LE markings...I would be very Happy :)...TY Buddy for making this Happen...You know how much I appreciate Your Generosity and Involvement on this Project I know the Watch and It's Amazing Quality...I don't know how you keep them at $425. the Way it is.....It has the Look and Feel of a Watch that costs much more imho hand6.gifhand6.gif Hello 3T!

I spoke with Berg earlier today, and we have a possible solution to help "put some wheels" under this project and get it moving.

We have between 30 - 50 of the black dials that were used in the black orsa run of earlier run this year. In addition, we also have cases, crowns, everything that we need ALREADY!

If we can get our hands on enough ETA ebauches, we would be ready to roll. Here is what we would do:

Take the original black dials, have a 3T logo applied, and then have it "re-lumed" to create a green lume effect for the hour/minute markers. We would do the same with the hour and minute hands. Because we already have these supplies, we would not have to special order anything, thus keeping the cost down, and so long as we could lay hands to enough ebauches, we could have this entire project done quickly - maybe as early as Christmas. I NEED TO STRESS - this is assuming that we can get the ebauches and that we have enough orders. We could run as small a number as few as 25 or so (more expensive), and MAYBE as many as 50 (less expensive), but this is depending upon our ability to lay hands to enough of the black dials - we will need to do a final head count.

ALSO - these would be assembled in the US, NOT in Swizerland. The upside of this is a quicker turn-around, and a slightly higher quality than the earlier versions.

It SHOULD also mean a fair certainty that we can lock in a lower price than if we had to do the whole thing from scratch. It does mean that in terms of a full-on new dial design, etc. it would have to wait for a later run.

Please let me know what you think of this option.


Your friend at Orsa -

James Henderson





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