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July 8th 05, 02:02 AM
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My brother says his Rolex doesn't keep time worth a dam. It does look cool.
wrote in message oups.com... John Gaquin wrote: wrote in message I still wear a Timex Quartz purchased in 1980 for $12. If you really want a pilot geek watch, the Citizen ones are awfully nice, and large enough to cause your wearing arm to swell like a fiddler crab's. Conversely, if you want to impress shallow women, Rolex remains king. Unless you're hanging out with high-end shallow people, a good fake one will more than suffice. The only people who recognize Breitlings are other pilots, and all they'll do is make jokes about how their Timexes keep better time. 
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