i actually need a watch

Spacefruit

I wonder, in todays world, what people can do with a stolen Iphone.
I have two bricks with family members forgotten Apple ID's
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M mexi-jew

link to above

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/132870797920

seekingseaquest

It’s going to go much higher. This is a re-listing and it sold for $1,750 before.

You have good taste though. Check out the sales section here?

Spacefruit

I wonder, in todays world, what people can do with a stolen Iphone.
I have two bricks with family members forgotten Apple ID'
\Thread Drift

Longbow

Here you go:-

seekingseaquest

It’s going to go much higher. This is a re-listing and it sold for $1,750 before.

You have good taste though. Check out the sales section here?

M mexi-jew

my kids, who, oddly, are orders of magnitude more secure, less neurotic and generally less odd than I am, the result which puzzles me every time I speak with them.Where did these calm creatures come from?Why do they not worry about the crap I worry about, why, indeed do they barely worry at all, when compared to the Old man.

M mexi-jew

Why does the omega specifically, and old gold watches generally, appeal to me?It’s complicated, and I’ve been really thinking about it.They remind me of manliness, something I feel I lack.I am not confident like my dad was in being a man.I don’t think it ever was a question for my dad.He just was a man.Me, I don’t know.Objectively, I seem to have the qualifications.Im fairly successful, I’ve raised 3 males who are all doing well, I am not physically weak, I can speak up when necessary, I’ve been married a quarter century.But I still have this general feeling that somehow, I’m not actually a real man, just some sort of peripheral hanger on or pretender.Old watches like this remind me of a time when men were men by virtue of their very nature and didn’t think much about the issue. Of course, guys like my dad didn’t think much about their stuff, they just bought it and wore it and got about the business of being men, I think, although he had other anxieties or insecurities; it was not an idyllic time. It also goes to the feeling like I have nothing I value, that everything is temporary and crappy.I have worn a nomos Weiss for quite a while, which is nice and clean and perfect in its way, and which is certainly not disposable, but doesn’t feel like an heirloom, or perhaps its more like a diamond, shinier than me, than a personal possession.I’m quite sure my dad, and my grandfather, and the long line of dudes before them, would probably find my ruminations quite insane, but then again, if I were privy to the thoughts inside their head, I’d probably find those quite insane too, in my defense, such as it is. On paper, I am way more successful than any of the past generations, and there’s nothing in particular I can point to that would necessarily disqualify me from the Man Club.Some of these insecurities are displaced on watch selection, which is better than, saying, having inflicted them on my kids, who, oddly, are orders of magnitude more secure, less neurotic and generally less odd than I am, the result which puzzles me every time I speak with them.Where did these calm creatures come from?Why do they not worry about the crap I worry about, why, indeed do they barely worry at all, when compared to the Old man.
It is also a bit unclear to me the prices of omega relatve to, say eternal watches, which seem much lower priced for similar items. Still, I like omega for some reason.