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On 4/29/2018 at 8:31 PM, DC Tom said:

 

I'm on my second Seiko in thirty years.  I've spent a total of $400 on watches in that time.

 

My wife spends $40 on a new watch every year, because she buys $40 watches that break every year.

 

Cheap is expensive.

You should explain that to her.

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5 hours ago, Cripple Creek said:

You should explain that to her.

 

I have.  Multiple times.  Doesn't matter.

1 hour ago, plenzmd1 said:

Now cmon..she is Married to Tom..do you really believe she can think logically or make good choices?

 

We both freely admit this.

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On 4/29/2018 at 7:31 PM, DC Tom said:

 

I'm on my second Seiko in thirty years.  I've spent a total of $400 on watches in that time.

 

My wife spends $40 on a new watch every year, because she buys $40 watches that break every year.

 

Cheap is expensive.

Your wife sounds exactly like Mr CGF.

Seems he goes to Walmart every 15 months. Meanwhile my Seiko sits in the jewelry box for wearing on special occasions.

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1 hour ago, Cripple Creek said:

It takes a real man to wear that watch. You qualified?

I’ve never in my life been accused of stolen valor until now. I am not a Marine. Never was a Marine. I have never been in any branch of military. These watches are government issued and are hard to find. I am a watch wearer and appreciate a good quality watch. This was bought for me as a gift. It’s not like I’m wearing this watch and telling war stories. Or going to flea markets to pick up old military uniforms and wear them around everywhere claiming I am or was in the military. 

 

I appreciate those that fight fight for this country. And I would never try and steal that glory from someone. 

 

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15 hours ago, Augie said:

Does anybody really know what time it is? 

 

 

 

Name that band....

 

I know, it’s easy, but.....

 

Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day .... you fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way!

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2 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day .... you fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way!

 

WAIT! That song is about ME, and I just now realized it! I either need to get a life, or sue for royalties! 

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15 minutes ago, mrags said:

I’ve never in my life been accused of stolen valor until now. I am not a Marine. Never was a Marine. I have never been in any branch of military. These watches are government issued and are hard to find. I am a watch wearer and appreciate a good quality watch. This was bought for me as a gift. It’s not like I’m wearing this watch and telling war stories. Or going to flea markets to pick up old military uniforms and wear them around everywhere claiming I am or was in the military. 

 

I appreciate those that fight fight for this country. And I would never try and steal that glory from someone. 

 

Sorry, you misread my intentions. No disrespect or any "deep" meaning was intended. It's a nice "manly" watch.

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2 hours ago, Cripple Creek said:

It takes a real man to wear that watch. You qualified?

 

I don't see anywhere, where he tried to imply that he is, or was, a Marine.  How could you interpret what he posted in such a way?

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59 minutes ago, Cripple Creek said:

Sorry, you misread my intentions. No disrespect or any "deep" meaning was intended. It's a nice "manly" watch.

Oh. Well, I didn’t want to offend or disrespect anyone who has ever served in our military. I thought maybe you were accusing me of that. Maybe I jumped the gun a little quickly. 

 

Yeah, I’m manly enough to wear that watch. I’ve got bigger, and beefier watches that make this one look like a kiddy watch. 

 

 

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Wear a Samsung Gear.

In another life I wear this one. I love this watch.

http://www.tiffany.com/watches/mens-watches/atlas-3-hand-375-mm-34876045?fromGrid=1&origin=browse&trackpdp=bg&fromcid=288171&trackgridpos=12

On 4/29/2018 at 5:31 PM, DC Tom said:

 

I'm on my second Seiko in thirty years.  I've spent a total of $400 on watches in that time.

 

My wife spends $40 on a new watch every year, because she buys $40 watches that break every year.

 

Cheap is expensive.

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"Cheap man always pays twice" At least that's what my great uncle, Leo used to say all the time! Sure is true.

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2 hours ago, Fixxxer said:

After 20 of not wearing a watch, I received this one as a present from my dad,  nothing special but I like it. I didn't know CAT made watches

 

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https://catwatches.com/collections/yt/yt-169-61-117/

 

They don't, probably just throw their name on it.  Somebody makes it for them.

 

It's a brand.  Probably China.

 

http://www.thewatchforum.co.uk/index.php?/topic/115464-big-cat-country-caterpillar-watches/

 

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"...In addition to products made by Caterpillarthemselves, the corporation also sells the right to others to manufacture, market and sell products that are branded Caterpillar to licensees, and these outrider companies include Wolverine World Wide, a licensee since 1994 and responsible for all Caterpillar branded footwear. Watches have gone the same way, with the brand being licensed by a third party producer, and a bit of additional research has found that the company directly responsible for the manufacture and marketing of Caterpillar brand watches is Time Network Ltd., also called Time Network Swiss GmbH..."

 

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