Monday ** 5 May 2008 ** Cinco de Mayo wrist check - Daily Wrist Check - Time Tech Talk

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srh_pres
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Going back to the Orient Star 300m for Cinco de Mayo...

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Something really Big to start Cinco...Glycine F-104watch2.gif

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I plan to eat something Mexican and a Zeno Pepsi sounds good with that. :cool:

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I wonder if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Elgin, Illinois...:?

1946 Elgin Deluxe gracing my wrist on Monday.

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Going through the vintage watches this week, starting with the Omega, Elgin next...

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Accutron Excursion today -

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Russian for back to work:

Cheers,
Griff

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Ball................

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My Holiday Watch for Cinco De Mayo.

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Omega PO

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Sinn U1 for me today:

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OldeCrow wrote: Going through the vintage watches this week, starting with the Omega, Elgin next...

Love that Omega...hmmm, looks just like Tom's!

Seiko SKX35A...now on SS....Cinco de Mayo is not nearly as big in Tucson as St Patrick's Day!

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The start of another week and going with the LM-6C today.

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I'll have a pepsi with that taco.

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My Citizen BJ7005-59E today (stock pic...gotta fix that ;))

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Feeling kind of hispanic today so I'm going with el Monstero Negro:

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KenC wrote: OldeCrow wrote: Going through the vintage watches this week, starting with the Omega, Elgin next...

Love that Omega...hmmm, looks just like Tom's!

Seiko SKX35A...now on SS....Cinco de Mayo is not nearly as big in Tucson as St Patrick's Day!

Thanks Ken!
Say what is the deal with the Irish and Arizona anyway?
Last time I was in Phoenix they had a big Irish festival (got drunk) and I spent a lot of time liqueured up in a VERY popular Irish bar. I have a hard time turning down a mug...pitcher. of hard cider...

Tony Duronio
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Late day switch to the Prowler........the only watch I have ever owned that has received a positive comment everytime I have worn it

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OldeCrow wrote: KenC wrote: OldeCrow wrote: Going through the vintage watches this week, starting with the Omega, Elgin next...

Love that Omega...hmmm, looks just like Tom's!

Seiko SKX35A...now on SS....Cinco de Mayo is not nearly as big in Tucson as St Patrick's Day!

Thanks Ken!
Say what is the deal with the Irish and Arizona anyway?
Last time I was in Phoenix they had a big Irish festival (got drunk) and I spent a lot of time liqueured up in a VERY popular Irish bar. I have a hard time turning down a mug...pitcher. of hard cider...

Don't know about Phoenix (could be related) but Tucson was founded by an Irish ex-patriot by the name of Hugo O'Conor, who was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Spanish Army...when he moved his garrison up from an area called Tubac (about 5 miles south).

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