Watchlords

I was made aware today that the good lads ( :lol!: ) at Watchgeeks who troll this forum and every other one, have removed the Speedway Dubois Depraz sub forum. I might add that I was aware of that matter the other day but it went back live again. Well as of today it is down again and regardless of the actions by the folks at geekland, the sub-forum here will remain up until Hell Freezes over as will the Swissese sub forum.

The public has a right to know the facts and so they will. This what the Invicta forum looked like at 11:30 this morning according to six different sources.

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Great bump. These capers are the nadir of TV watch BS, and should be public knowledge.

"Invicta: The Movement?" Is that a Invicta sponsored discussion of elimination issues? I would imagine that cheap wine and Cheetos consumed by the WG minions could cause poop issues?!

koimaster wrote:

And I still laugh at these bunny type posts ^ ..."What is your heaviest Invicta"

Ahahahahahahahaha

And it continues

https://watchintyme.com/forum/watchinty ... z-movement

Always.

It's somewhat surprising that these wartches lasted even this long.

Why yes, this forum does have an archive of the dubois fiasco at the now dead watchgeeks site. All of the threads were moved into a sub-forum and POOF! they were all gone but little WL elves and pixies copied them first.

conjurer wrote: ↑

April 28th 2020, 3:42pm

It's somewhat surprising that these wartches lasted even this long.,

Did you read the thread? They haven't! This whole thing is great entertainment, but at the same time so sad. These rubes remind me of people who go in for psychic surgery or to communicate with dead relatives (sorry if any of you are into that).
"Hay thare my wartch is busted hoo kin fixit what dont kostess to moch kin spind too hunnerd dolars but id hadd buttr bee perfek"

And not to go off topic, but I couldn't help but be reminded of the Renato Tourbillon fiasco, and this made me wonder about a top five or top ten list for the biggest Rube Ripoffs. I think it would make for interesting speculation.

I’ve been reading through some of their posts. Seems as though “foggy crystals” are a common problem. Some of them talk like it’s no big deal that they take their fine time piece apart, and clean the haze out. I know if I bought a watch known to fog up, I’m not buying another one.

koimaster wrote: ↑

July 26th 2021, 10:46am