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tny795
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I first want to thank all of you who helped me with your replies when I first posted my "Complaint" remarks. It was because of you that my 3 beauties were ordered, and I am delighted with them!  :D

Their service was excellent, and I even was able to use one of Marc's coupons to help it along.  They fit me perfectly!  Am switching out to Croc straps with deployants for the Explorer and SJ from Ron at IW.

Your wives/signif.others should take a look and weep. :D  I am one, happy camper......THANK YOU, gentlemen!



From Chris Hooper came this Zeno Explorer--

                      

 

From Mark at IW, these 2 beauties--

First, this Stovard Jurgenson hand wound mechanical ETA 2660.  The dial's a beauty tho it doesn't show well here......take a look in the WATCHES post over at Tny's Corner

              


Then, this lovely automatic--










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Nice choices good job!!!  Now the trick is to enjoy them, I forget that part some times.:D:D:D

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Thanks......don't worry about me enjoying them.  Waited too long not to.  Dilemma is wearing just one at a time!  :D

e.avery wrote:
Nice choices good job!!!  Now the trick is to enjoy them, I forget that part some times.:D:D:D

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Do what my wife does...My 7 yr old daughter and 3 yr old son pick her watch of the day and they sometimes pick different one's.....solution....she wears both...one on each wrist...:D Have to make them happy!!

 

 

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Thanks......don't worry about me enjoying them.  Waited too long not to.  Dilemma is wearing just one at a time!  :D

e.avery wrote:
Nice choices good job!!!  Now the trick is to enjoy them, I forget that part some times.:D:D:D

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Soooooooo you finally showed the Big 3 huh Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm................................... NIce

 

From what I recall of you at your beginning thread you stated that you didnt want any BLING BLING and that elysee have a lil bling............. go figure now ( I could state the obvious but I guess it's a womens perrogative to change her mind)

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They all look like great choices.  If we're not buying watches for ourselves, the next best thing is making recommendtions on what others should buy.  Now that you got the "bug",  you'll have to keep buying new ones to satisfy the watch "jones".:)

Enjoy and wear them in good health.

 

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Hmmmmmpft!  I could take umbrage with your words, but I prefer the high ground. I did not change my mind at all, sir. I have never used the word "bling" in my entire life.......egads, man!

Now, a woman is not allowed one dress watch?  :shock:  Must every timepiece I purchase be militaristic in appearance?  hmmmm?  :?

Wait until you see the other 2 on their way.:D

 

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Soooooooo you finally showed the Big 3 huh Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm................................... NIce

 

From what I recall of you at your beginning thread you stated that you didnt want any BLING BLING and that elysee have a lil bling............. go figure now ( I could state the obvious but I guess it's a womens perrogative to change her mind)

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I shall take your suggestion under advisement.....LOL  :D

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Do what my wife does...My 7 yr old daughter and 3 yr old son pick her watch of the day and they sometimes pick different one's.....solution....she wears both...one on each wrist...:D Have to make them happy!!

 

 

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Thanks......don't worry about me enjoying them.  Waited too long not to.  Dilemma is wearing just one at a time!  :D

e.avery wrote:
Nice choices good job!!!  Now the trick is to enjoy them, I forget that part some times.:D:D:D

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3 Lovelys for My Lovely ....Congrats TC on a Fine Selection of Timepieces Now we need to get a Digi-Cam in Your Hands for the Pic of the Week Contest

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tny795 wrote: Hmmmmmpft!  I could take umbrage with your words, but I prefer the high ground. I did not change my mind at all, sir. I have never used the word "bling" in my entire life.......egads, man!

Now, a woman is not allowed one dress watch?  :shock:  Must every timepiece I purchase be militaristic in appearance?  hmmmm?  :?

Wait until you see the other 2 on their way.:D

 

jakisbck wrote:
Soooooooo you finally showed the Big 3 huh Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm................................... NIce

 

From what I recall of you at your beginning thread you stated that you didnt want any BLING BLING and that elysee have a lil bling............. go figure now ( I could state the obvious but I guess it's a womens perrogative to change her mind)

 

1) you misspelled Hmmmmpft!

2) correct, you did not say "bling".  I believe you said you "dint want no stinkin' hearts"

3) The "blingy" does have a certain amount of class.

4) The Stovard is very classic.

5) The ZENO......... HEY..........I HAVE THAT ONE!

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Sis Ty my bad you didnt say Bling Bling those were my words to describe what you meant anyway your words were Hearts & Jewels now, if that elysee dont look like jewels are in it then I dont know what do. LOL (only picking now)

Another thing as far as calling me sir well, im not that old enough to be call sir in my book Greg will do just fine (although you didnt know what my name was) I thought I would put it out there to you also, please to me you my fair lady.  "smile"

Btw those are some really nice looking watches that you have there now that the Big 3 1/2 have gone up to 5 will it move any further than that or will you pull something else out from under that blouse............................... "smile" (for the life of me still trying to figure out what that half is) because you have already shown 3 but not the half will we get the chance to see the half or is that just a clincher to keep us guessing.:cool:

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Dear Sir KenC:

1.  However I choose to spell "hmmmmmpft" is correct until it can be proven to be incorrect..........end of topic!

2.  Dint want no butterflies, neither.  Not sure I employed the use of the word "dint", however.....not my style.  ;)   Geez, man, you've misspelled. :shock: it's din't!!!!

3.  Thank you for complimenting my good taste. 

4.  Ditto #3 and yes, it sure is.  :cool:

5.  NO KIDDING!?!?!  HOLY COW!  HOLY MOSES!  That's great, sir. :D  have enjoyed speaking with you. 

 

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tny795 wrote: Hmmmmmpft!  I could take umbrage with your words, but I prefer the high ground. I did not change my mind at all, sir. I have never used the word "bling" in my entire life.......egads, man!

Now, a woman is not allowed one dress watch?  :shock:  Must every timepiece I purchase be militaristic in appearance?  hmmmm?  :?

Wait until you see the other 2 on their way.:D

 

jakisbck wrote:
Soooooooo you finally showed the Big 3 huh Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm................................... NIce

 

From what I recall of you at your beginning thread you stated that you didnt want any BLING BLING and that elysee have a lil bling............. go figure now ( I could state the obvious but I guess it's a womens perrogative to change her mind)

 

1) you misspelled Hmmmmpft!

2) correct, you did not say "bling".  I believe you said you "dint want no stinkin' hearts"

3) The "blingy" does have a certain amount of class.

4) The Stovard is very classic.

5) The ZENO......... HEY..........I HAVE THAT ONE!

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Thanks for the kind words Badgerred.

If you ever read the "I Have a Complaint" post I put up a couple of weeks back, the problem for me was not finding the size and style that I wanted............very long story.  Anyhow, the good guys here at the TripleTee helped me out.  :D

Oh, don't know about that "keep buying new ones".  Have shot my wad for awhile.

Badgerred wrote:
They all look like great choices.  If we're not buying watches for ourselves, the next best thing is making recommendtions on what others should buy.  Now that you got the "bug",  you'll have to keep buying new ones to satisfy the watch "jones".:)

Enjoy and wear them in good health.

 

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Mr. Greg, sir:

All that seemed to be offered were hearts, butterflies, and diamonds.  Couldn't find anything else, and a woman does like choices; don't want those bloody things forced down my throat (put on my wrist) because it was all that was available.  :X  Now, I have ONE and one it shall remain. 

Five's it for awhile, I think.  Not my style to go running off in all directions buying like a crazed person.  Plus, I'm thrifty with my $. :)

 

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Sis Ty my bad you didnt say Bling Bling those were my words to describe what you meant anyway your words were Hearts & Jewels now, if that elysee dont look like jewels are in it then I dont know what do. LOL (only picking now)

Another thing as far as calling me sir well, im not that old enough to be call sir in my book Greg will do just fine (although you didnt know what my name was) I thought I would put it out there to you also, please to me you my fair lady.  "smile"

Btw those are some really nice looking watches that you have there now that the Big 3 1/2 have gone up to 5 will it move any further than that or will you pull something else out from under that blouse............................... "smile" (for the life of me still trying to figure out what that half is) because you have already shown 3 but not the half will we get the chance to see the half or is that just a clincher to keep us guessing.:cool:

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LOL, OG--yes, a camera first, then the lessons on how to use the bloody thing.  :D

Am glad you like my purchases so far. :)  They are nice, aren't they?

 

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Congratulations!  What a cool trio - all very different watches.  Enjoy!! :cool:

Dan:)

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MANY thanks!  :)    Am glad you like them.  I specifically wanted a variety......appreciate your words.  :)

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Congratulations!  What a cool trio - all very different watches.  Enjoy!! :cool:

Dan:)

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A couple of pics from a German dealer.

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tny795 wrote: Mr. Greg, sir:


...............Five's it for awhile, I think.  Not my style to go running off in all directions buying like a crazed person.  Plus, I'm thrifty with my $. :)

 


 

So, you are saying we are crazed? Huh? Is that it????
:D:D:D

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So, it's a hmmmmmpft! to you, as well, Mr mcwright!

Am I supposed to provide all-angle shots, too?  Where's the Sticky that has that rule, huh? :? gee whilakers (sp.?) :(  (can't believe he's just showing off; naw, wouldn't do that!)

I do believe we share the same Stovard Jurgenson--just different straps. The dial's so neat/classy.  :)

 

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A couple of pics from a German dealer.

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As "they" say:  Out of the mouth of babes . . . and/or ...... if the shoe fits. . . rofl :D :D :D

 

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tny795 wrote: Mr. Greg, sir:


...............Five's it for awhile, I think.  Not my style to go running off in all directions buying like a crazed person.  Plus, I'm thrifty with my $. :)

 


 


So, you are saying we are crazed? Huh? Is that it????
:D:D:D

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And, the SJ dial. BTW, this watch will take a 22mm strap if you choose to do so. That is what I have on it now. I have tried several 22mm and they all fit. It comes with a 20mm, but I think the acutal size is more like a 21mm.

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Here is a nice women's automatic watch that we missed. It comes in two other colors. Retail is about $240. Graf Zepplin is the brand.

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Great choice Toni....enjoy:)

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BTW, now that you have all of those nice, new watches, you need to buy yourself a couple of good fountain pens.:)

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Why??? :?  

Don't even think ink exists anymore. :shock:

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BTW, now that you have all of those nice, new watches, you need to buy yourself a couple of good fountain pens.:)

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If I recall correctly, one of the reasons for the watch was to impress the partners and clients.  Pulling out a nice fountain pen can be a very good way to show your seriousness and sophistication when you are asking someone to sign on the dotted line.  It can also give you a nice feeling knowing you have one in your pocket or purse.

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I think someone on wus actually makes the housing for some of those great looking pens.

I cant get a good looking pen because it would be lost the first day I had it.

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Toni, if you want to look for more watches, YKW to look for right?! :P:P:P


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