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WI went in to the Rolex dealership today in Johannesburg. The guy tried to convince me that this Tudor was for me. It was nice (apart...
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WAn antique knife our own Phil from Rome sent home with my wife as a gift from Italy.
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WThis watch has become my new favorite everyday piece. It's a re-creation of the original Seiko "Arnie" as seen in the movie "Commando."...
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Wif his was like mine, saw some elk, missed a easy shot, then contemplated why i like late season Muzzle loader season.
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WUpdate: Back home for 2 days to rest and restock. In the dry, one can leave a muzzleloader unfired for 2 days, and still have a good...
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WI begin my last elk hunt tomorrow. A controlled (draw) bull tag after only 28 years of applying. A 200 year old (replica) rifle and a...
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WErnest my tracker with his DW-5600 I gave him. His first watch. He was sporting it in the field today.
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WThe older I get the more I appreciate unadorned quality, just plain, simple and fresh. Whether it be new or vintage, it is about no...
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WThat G Shock is old and been through more than any other watch I own. Actually I have (6) Casio G Shock 5600s that I bring as gift...
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WWH1 reacted to Altitude sickness's post in the thread What Watch do you wear when you hunt? with
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Wear the G shock then give it to the most deserving as a gift. -
WI also wear this one. My dad was a US Marine and served in Korea. I am not sure where he purchased this Bulova but it would have been...
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WWhen I was in college I desperately wanted a Seiko dive watch but couldn’t afford it. So when my 24yo nephew made Sergeant in the Army I...
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WEvery watch guy should own a Seiko diver of some type. Fantastic watches. They're icons that transcend cost/value, status, luxury etc...