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 Posted: Wed Jun 2nd, 2010 04:06 am
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 I was fooling around and just happened to stumble across this brand.  Seems to be new, as you have to reserve one of their watches.  Take a look:

http://www.stolaas.com/watch/home.html

Stu

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 Stølås is Norwegian apparently...
The Å can be writen AA. Prononced "Steulos"...Well, approximatly.
Looks ok but but maybe missing originality...
The palm-tree dial isn't my taste.
Thanks for the link!
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 Hammerfjord wrote: Stølås is Norwegian apparently...
The Å can be writen AA. Prononced "Steulos"...Well, approximatly.
Looks ok but but maybe missing originality...
The palm-tree dial isn't my taste.
Thanks for the link!
I agree Will

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 Thanks. I've seen this before. Graham referred me to it. I like the Harbormaster the best but there's something missing from the look. It's ok but I still can't put a handle to what it is that's missing...crap.gif
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 I kind of like the look but not the price. But to actually put on the site "Draconian Timepieces"? Found that strange and off putting...
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 They don't seem to be bad watches aside from the price.  The design reminds me of the Christopher Ward diver a bit.

And what is Draconian about them?
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 natevan70 wrote: They don't seem to be bad watches aside from the price.  The design reminds me of the Christopher Ward diver a bit.

And what is Draconian about them?

Good question, Nate. I was curious, too.crap.gif
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 Being limited editions I can understand the price but now I am wanting a shot of Vodka for some reason.
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 Skipdawg wrote:
Being limited editions I can understand the price but now I am wanting a shot of Vodka for some reason.

Let's take a bottle out of the freezer and throw the corksubtlelaugh.gif
The problem with watches who looks like many others is that they don't look so limited...
Another glass please...

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 highly doubt these watches even get near Switzerland....it's a Ulysses Nardin Maxi Marine knock-off more than likely using the Asian replica case/bracelet with a different dial but not far off...dog smile.gif
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 I think you're right Oscar...
Seems also like making watches is just the new trendy business...
New "companies" grows like mushrooms.
This remember me the Sonbolsubtlelaugh.gif
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 ahh yes!...the beautiful Sonbol....sold out by now for sure Will !!!no.gif
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