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Old 12 September 2005, 12:11 PM   #1
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Daytona

If anybody is looking a white dial Daytona on a leather strap my local AD had one last week. They should still have it. The strap was either leather or crocodile and I guess the case was white gold. If anyone needs any other watches tell me and I will check. Just letting you know.

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Old 12 September 2005, 12:17 PM   #2
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Good looking out for your mates Tyler!!
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Old 12 September 2005, 05:58 PM   #3
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Thanks Tyler a few ADs have the w/g y/g Dayton's,even in darkest Wales
last time I looked in Cardiff dealer Crouches they had a TT and a white gold
and a few of the beach Dayton's.
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How nice of you do offer a Daytona

My dealer produced a Daytona in 4 hours from me telling her I want one till I got the call back saying it's on the way.



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Old 12 September 2005, 09:42 PM   #5
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Old 12 September 2005, 11:41 PM   #6
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Chip, you dawg!! When to you pick that baby up?? Very nice additon mate!!
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Old 13 September 2005, 12:40 AM   #7
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Chip, you dawg!! When to you pick that baby up?? Very nice additon mate!!
I assume you don't mean the Pumpkin, Daren.
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Old 13 September 2005, 12:43 AM   #8
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Some people have all the luck. I've been on a waiting list for two years.
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Old 13 September 2005, 12:47 AM   #9
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Some people have all the luck. I've been on a waiting list for two years.
Geez Adrian, you'd think they'd be a bit easier to find in Saudi. I could walk into two different shops in Toronto today and walk out with my choice of dial. Then again, I'd be paying grey market prices too. LOL
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Old 13 September 2005, 12:48 AM   #10
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I assume you don't mean the Pumpkin, Daren.
LMAO Ed!!

Adrain, that really sucks!! Have you pressed the issue with your AD at all?
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Old 13 September 2005, 01:36 AM   #11
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Geez Adrian, you'd think they'd be a bit easier to find in Saudi. I could walk into two different shops in Toronto today and walk out with my choice of dial. Then again, I'd be paying grey market prices too. LOL
They are very hard to get in Saudi, almost impossible unless you are a VVIP. I'm on a waiting list back in England. There are plenty in the grey dealers at premium prices.
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Old 13 September 2005, 04:11 AM   #12
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Some people have all the luck. I've been on a waiting list for two years.
2 years? What is the list price in the UK? You can pick one up here (above list allas:

http://www.steinermaastricht.nl/form...&hidITEMID=521

The captions reads that it is new with all papers, 2 years extra warranty and a taxation report. They also have a LV Sub:

http://www.steinermaastricht.nl/form...&hidITEMID=964
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Old 13 September 2005, 05:34 AM   #13
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2 years? What is the list price in the UK? You can pick one up here (above list allas:

http://www.steinermaastricht.nl/form...&hidITEMID=521

The captions reads that it is new with all papers, 2 years extra warranty and a taxation report. They also have a LV Sub:

http://www.steinermaastricht.nl/form...&hidITEMID=964
I think they are about £3600 but I could be wrong. Whatever the price I'm not going to pay over the odds. I'd sooner go without.
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Old 13 September 2005, 05:46 AM   #14
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I think they are about £3600 but I could be wrong. Whatever the price I'm not going to pay over the odds. I'd sooner go without.
Good for you, Adrian. I used to love the Daytona.. but I realized I was more into the 'myth' than the watch. I find chrono dials too busy for me and that's a helluva premium for a complication that I'l almost never use.

I guess I'm getting simpler in my watch taste as I get older. (ducks for incoming flames on that one) .
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Good for you, Adrian. I used to love the Daytona.. but I realized I was more into the 'myth' than the watch. I find chrono dials too busy for me and that's a helluva premium for a complication that I'l almost never use.

I guess I'm getting simpler in my watch taste as I get older. (ducks for incoming flames on that one) .
Here's a dial foryou:

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Old 13 September 2005, 05:55 AM   #16
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That's pretty disgusting... looks like something I could make in shop class.

Now this below, is a picture of simple, readable elegance.
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Old 13 September 2005, 05:58 AM   #17
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Too right Johnny, too right!!
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Old 13 September 2005, 06:08 AM   #18
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That's pretty disgusting... looks like something I could make in shop class.

Now this below, is a picture of simple, readable elegance.
I agree. (Reluctantly of course). Oops, we're on the wrong forum Well, to end this one, the TAG has an automatic movement with a 42h reserve, capable of timing 100th of second (!), a polished titanium case and will be around 10,000 pounds (UK) upon release. Another 'Storm' watch

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Parts of that dial look like bathroom scales!

Not my cuppa.
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Parts of that dial look like bathroom scales!

Not my cuppa.
good one! agree with your sentiments
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Not my cuppa.
LMAO!! Spot-on, Al....my thoughts exactly.
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Good for you, Adrian. I used to love the Daytona.. but I realized I was more into the 'myth' than the watch. I find chrono dials too busy for me and that's a helluva premium for a complication that I'l almost never use.

I guess I'm getting simpler in my watch taste as I get older. (ducks for incoming flames on that one) .
While, as you know, I like complications, it's not because I use all of them. I just think they're fun and I admire the crafstmanship that goes into making a watch with them. As for the Daytona, I find mechanical chronos of little value and hard to read. The only Daytona I would even consider getting is the meteorite, and that's more as a piece of jewelry.

The only chrono I use is my Omega X-33, which has a quartz digital readout. I use it when I walk for exercise to time how long I walk. I've also started using it to time airplane flights, from wheels up to touchdown. Don't ask why, it's just a kick. OK, so I'm a little nuts, too.
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