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Skipdawg 3T WIS 
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Fun to look over. Like them all. happy1.gif http://luxatic.com/top-29-most-expensive-luxury-watches-in-2010/ |
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AntFarm 3T WIS 
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The styling and mechanics on some of those are amazing... Only problem is I would have to sell my house and a few organs just to afford one... Thanks for sharing Skip |
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Hammerfjord Moderator 
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Would have been nice to dissociate the bling from the mechanical marvels... It's not anymore a watch-maker but more a precious gems mounter's accomplishment for some of those watches. You pay for the carats but not for the watch itself. The biggest aberration in my eyes is the Hublot Black caviar bang: Black diamonds was nearly worthless on the market years ago, nearly totally absent from any jeweler stores and used mostly in the drilling industry before some Madonna and other chicks started to wear them... Now they boost the price of Hublot... I choose the C1 from Concord and the Greubel Forsey 4 T.  |
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