Whether you uncover it at an estate sale, an auction, pawn shop, thrift store, an actual barn, or virtually on the web, there is something special about getting examples that are fresh to the market and in original condition. A recent study shows that 68% of adults check their phones within 15 minutes of waking up...and I am one of those. I read the news and execute my ebay searches. Much to my dismay, a beautiful, all original 166.091 Seamaster in the box, had just been listed, and I snapped it up without even reading the description. Below are some poor pics, but it looks right as rain, and even has 40 years of crud on it...at no extra charge. Now the hard part...waiting on the post man, and praying for an arrival before Thanksgiving. My PloProf has some company now.
I know a guy named Lou that says you never say a word or mention things like this until the hot little find is in your sweaty grubby mitts. Evil Juju, Bad Karma, not to mention the basic watch jinx. Muy mala suerte, und pech!! I only hope that you have not don too much damage. Go and say no more
Never mind Steve being superstitious. He must be a former athlete of some kind The probability that everything will turn out just fine, is very heavily in your favour! No matter if you take the victory out in advance, or not. Great looking piece!
I had to pay for shipping...and even if they charged $1,000 for USPS First Class, I would still have bought it!