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Twotone540
 Post subject: Funeral & Wake Watch
PostPosted: Sun Feb 05, 2012 6:23 am 
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Another in my collection :
XEZO in solid sterling silver. With 2 microns palladium for tarnish protection.
Movement is an ETA 2836-2
Limited production: 115/500
It's a very comfortable watch and accurate.
This is my Funeral & Wake Watch :wink:

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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
PostPosted: Sun Feb 05, 2012 1:52 pm 
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Lol do you go to a lot of funeral and wakes?
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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
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Joe-Luck wrote:
Lol do you go to a lot of funeral and wakes?

Well....At my age....They are coming faster every year :shock:

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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
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Hopefully you don't get to wear this beauty too much although it is nice and should deserve some wrist time... I like this one best from the ones you've got up here

on a side note.. shouldn't all the posts you placed in here have gone into the gallery section?
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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
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Joe-Luck wrote:
Lol do you go to a lot of funeral and wakes?



He could be an undertaker!

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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
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ckabin wrote:
Hopefully you don't get to wear this beauty too much although it is nice and should deserve some wrist time... I like this one best from the ones you've got up here

on a side note.. shouldn't all the posts you placed in here have gone into the gallery section?

Thanks....I bought it on a whim....Found a discount code on a site...Too good to pass.
I'm new at this posting photos....so I put them up as I took them. I'm still making mistakes :!:

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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
PostPosted: Mon Feb 06, 2012 6:05 am 
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Is this a funeral watch because it is black?

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A Title I never thought I would see. :lol:

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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
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rick wrote:
Is this a funeral watch because it is black?

No...I read where someone wanted to justify all their watches....
A watch for weekends....Watch for work...Watch for super dress-up...Watch for funerals
Watch for yard work...Watch for working on cars.....Or something like that.
So....I feel a need to justify this sickness......
Actually....My true justification is movements....One of each :|
I know ...We all deal with our handicaps/illness in different ways.
This is my personal burden. :cry:

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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
PostPosted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 9:03 am 
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Exactly how many times were you called "out" for wearing an inappropriate watch to a funeral before caving to peer pressure?

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 Post subject: Re: Funeral & Wake Watch
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mjfur wrote:
Exactly how many times were you called "out" for wearing an inappropriate watch to a funeral before caving to peer pressure?

Oh no...You misunderstand ....It's not peer pressure.
It's my funny little way to justify my watch collection.
In reality you only need one watch....stretch it and say two.
One everyday watch,and a special 'nice' watch....well I got those and more!
So I label them for my own personal justification of owning them.
I've run out of reasons to buy any more :(
I have Rolex GMT llc, Breitling Cockpit, XEZO Chrono.,XEZO Maestro, Movado,
Sector SK-8,Christopher Ward Trident, Adriatica Pilot Big Date,Baume&Mercier,
Tissot, Swiss Military Hanowa and a couple more.

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sharkman wrote:
A Title I never thought I would see. :lol:

:uplaugh:
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mjfur wrote:
Exactly how many times were you called "out" for wearing an inappropriate watch to a funeral before caving to peer pressure?


HAHA :uplaugh:

I get the thread, but I was still wondering if it steemed from a personal experience!
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