catside
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But... small for me
But... small for me
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I really thought it would be more obvious, I guess sarcasm doesn't transfer well to text, I guess I could have put it in italics
Sorry man, not the real deal.Today's lunch time pick ups.
I know virtually nothing about watches, other than names. Anyone hazard a guess on the authenticity of this Tag Heuer? Its not running, but looks great. I'll have the battery swapped out tomorrow and see if that's all it needs.
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Having gone thrifting with DM7 more than once, I can tell you a good majority of his finds come from hitting the shops. Things practically jump off the rack towards him as he walks by. Well, not really, but he's a great example of what's possible when you're in a target rich environment and know what you're looking for. He has deep knowledge of brands and a keen eye to spot them. I'm sure anyone else that has hit the racks with him would agree.
What gives it away?
My apologies for not expanding on my initial answer.
A bunch of things... That green pip on the bezel at 12 was the first flag, haven't seen that before. The numerals on the face at 12 appear to be 1 piece, which I believe are separate on the real deal. Also dual indices around the face and chapter ring are redundant and something I also haven't seen on that model. The crown's knurling appears to be rather generic / too fine in comparison with the real crown (and already appears to be brassing in your picture?). The back appears to be press-fit instead of screw down (instant fail usually), and the back cover appears to be void of any serial numbers. That's what I see off the top of my head.
Check out the white faced model over here and compare.
Thanks. I got them at Alden of Carmel.
Man, this place is NOT what I remember it to be. I can't honestly say it's been fun coming back. I don't have time for this. I'm still wondering why Oxxford is hard to sell. Today I picked up a really nice NIB full set of french curves. I'd been planning on buying some soon too. I love finding the non clothing items.
I ordered online, so I couldn't tell you. Adam was very helpful, though. I'd like to think that if it was an hour from me I'd go, but I've never been to O'Connell's and it's just over an hour away (http://shop.oconnellsclothing.com/)I've always wanted to check out that store since I live fairly close. Is it worth an hour drive?