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Ace_Face

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I'm genuinely surprised about the NATO love in here. People actually want NATOs on Omega gold dress watches?! Baffles my mind.


Agree. Thick auto dive watches look good with NATOs. Thinner watches like that need a leather band.
 

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Most people aren't dicks about that... Greed sux.

That's cool. I wasn't trying to start anything. I'm down in Bama once or twice a year to visit the in-laws and Roll with the Tide in Tuscaloosa. Maybe you can direct me to some spots.
 

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...whos also a *****.
In before NeedMachine roast...no pun intended.
 

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I like a military-style watch, even a small one, or like a Timex on a Nato strap. But that's still rugged – a dressy face and lugs need a dressy strap, IMHO.

It's raining Brioni ties around here. I also found a Hickey suit – I guess it was like a slimmer, hipper Hickey Freeman line? But it fits. And it's shatnez-free, so if I convert I'm set.

I'm really bragging about the trunk, which was a gift from my lady friend: complete with stickers for a voyage from Ridgewood, NJ to Cuba in 1952.

 

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That's cool. I wasn't trying to start anything. I'm down in Bama once or twice a year to visit the in-laws and Roll with the Tide in Tuscaloosa. Maybe you can direct me to some spots.
Hell, Birmingham is just a minor thrifting city. But, I will be happy to give you the guided tour of all that it has to offer.
 

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I found this Zanetti jacket today, made in Italy, super 100's, Adolfo Trabaldo. The silver buttons are fairly heavy, but I don't see any markings on them. Anyone know anything about this oddball thing? Worth more than the $5 it cost me? I'd never wear something like this, just though it looked different and thought I'd grab it.
 
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I agree it all comes down to personal tastes.I used to detest shark mesh bands now I love em.
Leather bands turn me off because they can get a bit funky in summer with our humidity.
Nato you just throw in machine and its like new.not to mention matching different colors with outfits.but anyway....
 

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You all may remember that I thrift women's jeans to send to my thrifting friend in a poorer economy so she can sell them.

A few weeks ago, she sent this pic, mid thrift in store somewhere in Appalachia. Asking about the leather jacket in the front.




I said, "Pass on that, but what about that one with the beaver fur collar?"





She has sold it twice, but had nonpaying buyers both times. Due to her present situation, (her husband lost his job last week and they are flat broke with 2 kids) she has offered it to me pretty cheap, so I was thinking I may buy it at her offer to resell and then send her the money from any profits. But I wanted to see if anyone here was interested in it, before I do that. If it doesn't work out, you can return it to me so she would be able to keep her money. This is the coat.
 
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@nataku did lightning strike twice?
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She has sold it twice, but had nonpaying buyers both times. Due to her present situation, (her husband lost his job last week and they are flat broke with 2 kids) she has offered it to me pretty cheap, so I was thinking I may buy it at her offer to resell and then send her the money from any profits. But I wanted to see if anyone here was interested in it, before I do that. This is the coat.
This........is amazing....
 

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You all may remember that I thrift women's jeans to send to my thrifting friend in a poorer economy so she can sell them.

A few weeks ago, she sent this pic, mid thrift in store somewhere in Appalachia. Asking about the leather jacket in the front.




I said, "Pass on that, but what about that one with the beaver fur collar?"





She has sold it twice, but had nonpaying buyers both times. Due to her present situation, (her husband lost his job last week and they are flat broke with 2 kids) she has offered it to me pretty cheap, so I was thinking I may buy it at her offer to resell and then send her the money from any profits. But I wanted to see if anyone here was interested in it, before I do that. This is the coat.

 

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