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Flew from NY to Puerto Rico this AM with my son for a long weekend and a little bit of work on Monday. At security at JFK I went through all the normal steps- empty the pockets, laptop, phone, shoes, into the tray to go through the machine and I walk though the gate. "Beep". Must be the belt. Off goes the belt and I try again- "beep" Ahh- the watch, my Blue Monstrum. I normally don't take off my watch to go through security and a Rolex GMT does not trigger the alarm. Anyhow, I handed the Monstrum to the TSA person and walked through with no "beep". Her comment (about the watch) "ees big! Lot of metal"

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Hilarious!!subtlelaugh.gifsubtlelaugh.gif


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"Eeesss Veery Beeeeg Meester"

That's what she said  

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LM-2 went through on the wrist on the way home- not a sound from the metal detector

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goldengrr wrote: LM-2 went through on the wrist on the way home- not a sound from the metal detector

POS!!!

 

 

 

 

Just kidding around with the spirit of the thread.... no offense intended...

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No offense taken.  Going to Disney next week, so I might have to make this into a science project of seeing what watches do or don't set off the alarm

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I can tell you for sure that a Seiko titanium Samurai will not set off the metal detector :D
I discovered that coming back from Disney this past summer.  On the way down, the foil on my cigarette pack set it off, I ended up taking off watch, wedding ring, emptying pockets etc until I took my smokes out of my pocket.  Then the TSA put some scratches in the Sammy's bracelet free of charge.  I refused to take it off on the way back but I did put my smokes in the tray.  No alarm, go figure.

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I am at the age where I don't comments like that too often...

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Ooops! Experiment confirmed. Monstrum set off the alarm going through security at Philadelphia, though it did not inspire any comments. Not a peep from the LM2 on the way back at Orlando. Side note- I could not help thinking that the hang straps in the monorail at Orlando Airport ( black leather and beefy) would make for a nice watch strap, though they are likely a little too thick.


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