Posts by johanm

Quote:Originally Posted by no frills Yeah, it's a very personal-preference thing.  I believe the 39mm models are all that's available from ADs nowadays unless they have a 36mm lying around from days gone by.You should be able to find a...

Quote:Originally Posted by in stitches HEY! panny movements are quite nice! He might be referring to the PAM 318 scandal, where Panerai promised the exclusive and limited edition "OP XXIX" movement for their Brooklyn Bridge model,...

Quote:Originally Posted by ipractice I like the versatility of a 2-zip. Also think it works better with the collar. edit: nvm, meant to say i like the 2zip collared moto over a 4zip 2011. I have the CM and 4zip 2011 and they're...

Quote:Originally Posted by Belligero One of the best luxuries is not having to worry about your stuff, so by that standard Sinns are extremely luxurious. Well stated. It's a great feeling to have a watch you can really trust. I'm...

Quote:Originally Posted by Dino944 I think lots of people can't get past the name Seiko, and think of all of their products as moderately priced good watches.  They don't think of them as a producer of luxury time pieces worthy of...

Quote:Originally Posted by Dino944 Seemed better than cutting it down to "No."  Yea...I got into Daytonas just as they became popular and so I've seen the changes in price both retail and in the used market. I bought mine to enjoy...

Quote:Originally Posted by Dino944  Congrats on your 116520!  Looks great.  It will be interesting to see if Rolex finally caves and gives those who have posted for a few years about wanting a 42mm sized Daytona what they want.  The...

Quote:Originally Posted by CaymanS The 'promise' portion of a merger agreement is the indemnity section, which stipulates that the seller will indemnify the buyer for losses arising out of a breach of a representation (subject to...

Quote:Originally Posted by CaymanS What is the difference between a "representation" and a "warranty" in a merger agreement? I don't know of any deeper legal significance, but in ordinary English a "representation" is a description...

Quote:Originally Posted by mafoofan How often do Fuuma and I come this close to agreeing? Let's not get caught up in semantics and word games. The point is that there is a approach to dressing, whatever you want to call it, that...