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PostPosted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 8:39 pm 
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Iantheklutz wrote:
Very cool story and a great showing by A L&S. You have a picture of that bad boy by any chance?


Yupp I have a few pictures but they were with my cell phone. I'll try to take some now with my real camera. I'll post them asap!
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Enjoy!

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That's seriously cool! Congrats!!

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Wow, thanks.

Very cool indeed :thumbsup:

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Very cool - both for you writing to the company and the company replying with that great gift. Very professional and admirable. A great story!

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Nice bit of kit that! :thumbsup:

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wow - impressive all the way around. just. plain. cool.
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Sweet!

Classy move by a classy company!

Enjoy and keep your passion alive.

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Very nice gift! But what is the semi-circular piece mounted to the front used for?

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911monty wrote:
Very nice gift! But what is the semi-circular piece mounted to the front used for?



Helps to protect the lense when not in use I would assume.
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Well, I'm wondering if it would be more effective as an alignment tool such as a straight edge or something?

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Very cool. Congrats and use it in good health!

That is really a tremendous loupe.

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911monty wrote:
But what is the semi-circular piece mounted to the front used for?

I was wondering that too. :huh

Seems odd for a lens protector, and if it was an alignment tool why go straight across the middle as it's pretty thick, plus its metal so it could scratch the watch if it gets too close. Very odd.

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Looks like a tool to unscrew the lens for replacement purposes.

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UofRSpider wrote:
Looks like a tool to unscrew the lens for replacement purposes.



That makes sense. Generally the front lense can be changed out to alter the magnification, it's generally just a knurled edge that you grip to twist.
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