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Re: Home for Displaced watchgeeks
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Horse Feathers wrote:I'm willing to offer the introductory Sad Turd head series for $200 and will personally sign each one.
Order now and get the Best Of Hydromax.
Mark1 wrote:Horse Feathers wrote:I'm willing to offer the introductory Sad Turd head series for $200 and will personally sign each one.
Order now and get the Best Of Hydromax.
Will those be signed and numbered?
Mark1 wrote:Horse Feathers wrote:I'm willing to offer the introductory Sad Turd head series for $200 and will personally sign each one.
Order now and get the Best Of Hydromax.
Will those be signed and numbered?
conjurer wrote:And, more importantly, will you throw in a warlet??
Horse Feathers wrote:Mark1 wrote:Horse Feathers wrote:I'm willing to offer the introductory Sad Turd head series for $200 and will personally sign each one.
Order now and get the Best Of Hydromax.
Will those be signed and numbered?
Mark1, thanks for your interest.
The introductory sets will be signed but not numbered. In early 2015 we expect to have a Limited Edition series that will be printed on Linen Fine Art paper produced by one of Europe's oldest family owned paper mills producing fine papers on the same location since 1784. Each print will be carefully inspected then signed and numbered. The prints will then be custom mounted in highest quality Philippine Mahogany frames and shipped in a custom Naugahyde archival quality box.conjurer wrote:And, more importantly, will you throw in a warlet??
Conjurer, thank you for your interest as well. Very pleased to see the excitement over this once in a lifetime opportunity.
The Warlet idea is an interesting concept, while we have no current plans we appreciate feedback form the collectors and will consider it.
AJC wrote:My fiancee purchased an authentic old Hamilton poster that diagrams the inner workings of a watch in beautiful navy, dark red, and off white to hang in the office. I'm looking for a cherry frame that doesn't cover the Lancaster, PA at the bottom.
Mortuus wrote:AJC wrote:My fiancee purchased an authentic old Hamilton poster that diagrams the inner workings of a watch in beautiful navy, dark red, and off white to hang in the office. I'm looking for a cherry frame that doesn't cover the Lancaster, PA at the bottom.
There's a big difference here, 'drew; he's framing Yugo 'racing' car photos -- that were actually demo-derby cars with a lot of photo-shopping done to give 'em that brand-new look -- and your young lady is framing the equivalent of a Ferrari racing automobile. And, not surprisingly, it's in the office and not the living room.![]()
If you can get a pic of the poster, I'd love to see it, as I'm a Hamilton Fanaticom...
Luftwafflles wrote:There is the advantage, that the geek can gaze endlessly upon his fave watches, with little risk of the hands falling off.
AJC wrote:
It is residing between two pieces of cardboard until I find a suitable frame.
conjurer wrote:This is indeed surprising and disconcerting news; while Invicter is infamous for hands falling off, this is a new instance of product failure (i.e. the bracelet falling the fuck apart.) Who would have thought that a shoddy bracelet would fail when holding a 17 pound watch head on a skinny wrist?
Horse Feathers wrote:conjurer wrote:This is indeed surprising and disconcerting news; while Invicter is infamous for hands falling off, this is a new instance of product failure (i.e. the bracelet falling the fuck apart.) Who would have thought that a shoddy bracelet would fail when holding a 17 pound watch head on a skinny wrist?
I may have to recall all the HydroMix versions sold to BestBuy................... Nah !!
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