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Wow, things blew up after a couple days not being on... For the person that asked about the Dover in 82:
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No fancy watch to show off but I tend to wear my late father's watch. More sentimental value than anything since the last maintenance probably cost more than it's MSRP. Didn't think the guy did it properly though since condensation is happening... :censored:
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Sure that is vintage chestnut? That is quite dark and burnished for chestnut, i'm thinking it might be cedar or some highly burnished version...

Edit: from a google search, it appear to be whiskey cordovan...


I doubt it's Cordovan. Shell Burnhams have seams below the elastic sides because the shells are so small. At least that's the only version of shell Burnhamns we've ever made or seen. More likely a heavily burnished Cedar or Chestnut.

Like so, in Whiskey Shell:
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I doubt it's Cordovan. Shell Burnhams have seams below the elastic sides because the shells are so small. At least that's the only version of shell Burnhamns we've ever made or seen. More likely a heavily burnished Cedar or Chestnut.

Like so, in Whiskey Shell:
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I doubt it's Cordovan. Shell Burnhams have seams below the elastic sides because the shells are so small. At least that's the only version of shell Burnhamns we've ever made or seen. More likely a heavily burnished Cedar or Chestnut.

Like so, in Whiskey Shell:



Agreed, although I wonder how the Cordovan rolls would look on these.
 

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Wow, things blew up after a couple days not being on...

For the person that asked about the Dover in 82:
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No fancy watch to show off but I tend to wear my late father's watch. More sentimental value than anything since the last maintenance probably cost more than it's MSRP. Didn't think the guy did it properly though since condensation is happening...
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I think the Dover looks good on the 82.


Nice watch too. I hope you get the condensation issue sorted out, I certainly would address it as soon as possible by the way.
 
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I think the Dover looks good on the 82.


Nice watch too by the way.

Do you see a pattern developing here?? The Dover looks good on anything!!!!
 

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Do you see a pattern developing here?? The Dover looks good on anything!!!!

I know you, your just trying to get me to buy more shoes. LOL



Agreed, I think the hand sewn apron looks real cool.
 

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I know you, your just trying to get me to buy more shoes.  LOL



Agreed, I think the hand sewn apron looks real cool.

Your next couple pairs are on me, remember? You said you'd put in a good word for me over at EG.... You forgot already???
 

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Gaziano & Girling St. James II pre-order in Vintage Chestnut

This is a pre-order for Gaziano & Girling St. James II in Vintage Chestnut. Gaziano & Girling has recently changed their St. James patterns, but this style will be made up using the old St. James II pattern. http://www.skoaktiebolaget.se/products/25-pre-order-deposit-st-james-ii-chestnut

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  • Style: Gaziano & Girling St. James II
  • Last: MH71 in E-width
  • Material: Vintage Chestnut (as pictured)
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If you require a different width than E, please make a note of this in your order comment. Also make a note if you wish to include lasted G&G shoe trees or not (highly recommended). These will be billed on your final invoice.

The deposit 1760 SEK ex VAT is 25% of the full price. The remaining 75% will be billed through before delivery. Delivery is planned for March 2015. The full price is 7040 SEK (8800 SEK ex VAT for clients outside the EU). Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable to other orders.

Pre-order closes December 12. If you add G&G lasted trees, the shipping of 300 SEK will be subtracted from your final payment. Delivery expected late March.


I tried ordering these while on my phone with no luck. I will place my order tonight
 

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Your next couple pairs are on me, remember? You said you'd put in a good word for me over at EG.... You forgot already???

Oops that's right, I think it's time to think Top Drawer. LOL
 

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