The Ernesto
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I always buy Shelta umbrellas because I know the minute I spend decent money on one it will get left behind somewhere.
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Yeah, good call. Money is an issue. Any recommendations at the lower end?
I'm pretty sure 'waterproof to XX' is only a selling point to entry level watches. It's not something I would even take notice of. But maybe its just to prevention of humidity under the casing?
As for audio, i'm an audiophile too unfortunately Which becomes even more nerdy with my infatuation for vinyl and tube amps at the tender age of 26
fxh doesn't wash his hands after peepee.
Daiso umbrella can be had for $2.80.
Longines Silver Arrow is a nice classic watch. You can pick one up for about $1,500.
Have always wanted a Panerai but the best I will probably get will be something from these guys!
http://www.perfectreplicawatch.com/panerai.html
Or white jeans, burgundy boots, slouchy unlined cord jacket.
With winter (and its good pal rain) approaching I think it's time I purchased a decent umbrella.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm happy with a stick umbrella as I don't really have a need for a compact one and prefer the extra rigidity.
Online I've considered Howard Yount and Fox (via The Armoury). Any local options worth pursuing?
fox umbrellas are available locally
Yes so I imagined. I assume American Tailors is a good bet for finding some?
ah audio is one hobby that you can actually share with others. And enjoy forever.
Don't get sucked into tube amps though as other than quaint and interesting. Spend all the big dollars on speakers/drivers, a basic clean digital amp with no added sound and bit of headroom. A $100 DVD player wont sound any worse than a $2,000 CD oversampler - despite the hype. Most people don't pay enough attention to speaker setup and placement and room acoustics. You can get immense improvement on most peoples system with a few hours fiddling around with speaker placement, listening spot and room treatment. All for basically no cost. But then you knew that didn't you. Or at least you knew I'd say that.