... Come to think of it that's actually not that bad an idea...
Dennis is a fisherman, I wonder if he'd be willing to try using an Invicta as a fishing lure one day, there's enough bling and gaud on many of their models to bedazzle and entrance the odd tuna.
That particular seller appears to have used his gold Omegas as fishing lures at some point
I don't want to catch retarded tuna. They don't taste good.
Besides, the micro-thin gold flash would wear off in 15 minutes.
and if you had bought that NOS dial that was on sale a couple of weeks ago
guys, the centenary is worth any effort. the back engraving is in an amazing condition....... kind regards. achim
guys, the centenary is worth any effort. the back engraving is in an amazing condition....... kind regards. achim
I want to know if it's the same person who snagged the dial last week.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Omega-Rare-Dial-for-Centenary-Chronometer-gold-NOS-1948-/161006730197?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&nma=true&si=OxNSbdaGhecj3wDqhdpoK9gIH%2Fg%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
You're supposed to tell me about things like that, I would have bought that 馃檨
We did - it was mentioned here. I wouldn't have known about it on my own because I don't look for things like that too often. Sorry about that dude. 馃槦 Somehow the Watch Gods will square up with you though.
