Looking for my lost watch

[Wrathchild]

Originally Posted by OTX

I witnessed a not so close family member ask his sister if he could borrow her gold chain for a night out. She gave it to him and he never returned it even years later and they fought a lot over it. Another example is a friend of mine asked to see my GMT so I took it off and let him see it. He checked it out and then placed it on the table pretty hard putting a scratch on the side.

The lesson I learned is you can admire my watch as much as you want while it’s on my wrist!…that’s it!. Not lending my watch to anyone!.

That’s terrible…. Just no respect eh, if a friend of mine did that to my watch I would immediately slam his face just as hard, if not harder.

[0nly5iv3Digits]

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[0nly5iv3Digits]

Sorry to say, but the caseback would almost certainly have been replaced if the watch changed hands since.

[brandrea]

Welcome to the forum Joe.