How does Kyle do it? It almost feels like he just walks down a street and BAM there is a pie pan connie with arrow head markers just lieing on the pavement in front of him?

 

Mmmmmm, toasty!

Better than the woman from Camden who named her daughter LaTrina.

No, I swear that isn't a joke. LaTrina - as in the word for bathroom.

 

Interesting patina on the arrowhead connie. But I am just thinking, maybe you will be buying a Swatch when you turn 60. Reverse psychology.

 

Love them, creme brulee in a watch
Wish I could figure out how to change my keyboard fro all the accents. acutes etc.

 

Has nobody called dibs on that connie? Ok, I now pronounce "dibs"..... You saw it here first!
P.s. That dial looks like hot magma!

 

Yep, i,m all for patina - at least, a little bit of it

this has a pristine cal 491, 16 mln, case ref 2981, Geneva dress watch from 1958 - with a 3 edged SS bezel, SS clip case back, and I believe, solid pink gold arrowhead markers and hands - which look spectacular a night, when the light catches the edges

patina is mainly on the crown side of the watch only



cheers, Paul

 

Ah you're in Australia Paul

 

Good one

but i,ve no idea why my ipad keeps inserting photos upside down, and how to avoid this

anyone?

 

Did you buy an Australian iPad?

 

I believe there is orientation information in the meta data of the photo. Some sites honor the info and some down. I get the same problem with Facebook where I've rotated a picture and saved it in Microsoft Paint..then I get to Facebook and it's complete facing the wrong way.

 

correction... Some sites honor the info and some DON'T.

 

On the iPad just select edit, rotate - simples At least it works for me.

 

Ah you beat me to it. Let me be the second dibs......

 

If I get first dibs I will let go of something waffly..

 

That will do....

 

This patina - I think that's being polite - what on earth did Omega use on their dials that went off so badly? The ones from the1930s have lasted better . . .