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Nice car, and decal... and placement, but did you ever consider adding it to another location- maybe the rear brake duct area, like Callaway? Maybe even the lower right front valance and the right spoiler. Just some ideas...
I had to get the watch too
#27 of 100 the car is of course #
<br >27 of 500
I note the yellow Superocean II and the Bell & Ross BR01-94 in the background to go with your car, too! I think I may have an idea of which colors you like!
Last edited by djpatrick35; Aug 27, 2016 at 10:08 PM.
I haven’t been To the forums in a while but i think it is important to let people know about The BRM watch.
The band is 450$ (its leather so it will need replacing periodically).
The watch looks great but:
1. My watch will periodically run fast. If i reset it 4 -5 times it will eventually tell the correct time, but for a watch that is this expensive it should at least TELL THE CORRECT TIME>
2. I sent it back to the BRM here in the USA because the lowest chronometer arm fell off. They said i dropped the watch and that’s why it broke off, but i did not. I asked why and they said the watch has been abused. This is not true. They sent back a picture of a very small ding on the part that attaches to the band. I said a “Timex would take that an keep on ticking”; they were unimpressed. Needless to say they did not fix it for free. Instead they wanted 1,400 to fix it. Fair? i will let the readers decide.
3. I bought the watch from Exquisite Time Pieces. I will say Evan Richardson was very helpful but I waited 5 months for a new band.
4. I have had it ~3 years and i have now spent 7,900 (original purchase) +450X2 (replaced the band twice)+ 850 (for repair i had a different watch repair shop fix it)
All said- I would be cautious in buying this watch. This is the most expensive watch I own (that doesn’t even always tell the correct time)