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    the suited and booted hick Devilpup's Avatar
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    It's beautiful. I would never have thought of turning a strop into a band. You've done an excellent job on it by the looks of things. And I must say I'm not usualy a fan of skeleton watches but I do like this one.

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    No watch lasts forever. I have the same watch. However, mine is Titanium and the band is also. I could never wear it because it's way too big almost 60mm. I bought it as a collectible because I liked the mvmt.
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    Very good for a first effort! I may have to watch out for another competitor soon!

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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    No watch lasts forever. I have the same watch. However, mine is Titanium and the band is also. I could never wear it because it's way too big almost 60mm. I bought it as a collectible because I liked the mvmt.
    You are right, "no watch lasts forever". My Omega seamaster was bought in 1989, since that time only battery change and two cleaning.

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    Of course no watch is designed to last forever.

    I have a Seiko Quartz my wife gave me for a present in 1976 and other than battery changes works as good as it did when I first got it. I also have a pocket watch from the late 1700s which used to run when I got it but doesn't anymore. I guess the parts wear to point and then that's it.
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