I think most of us can relate...even if we're not all gifted axmen and modern Don Juans.

John Mayer: The Time Keeper

Best,
T.

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He's exactly like me except he's rich, young, and a musician [I'm just a bass player, lol].
dP

about his moody P.N watches that he paid allot of money from a once well respected dealer. He even asked to have Texas dials renamed as Mayers, and guess what? It very nearly caught on -well for for a bit anyway.

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'once well respected dealer'

It's controversial Steve i know but I personally think he's doing ok in 'watchworld' at the moment,
him & Evan pushing AQ to that higher quality / service level that collectors want nowadays. I hardly
see any 'bad' watches in their auctions anymore...that's a great sign! at least to me

...put down those who are.

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With all respect for his current collection from what i've heared off, at that time it looks like blinded dealer love to me
after re-reading it at VRF Classic...

Sorry Rich, in Holland most of us just say what they think

I bet you could get a good deal in this market.

http://www.robertmaron.com/product.php?productid=18321&cat=265&page=1



Steve

I happen to know that he's fully aware of the situation...

Relax Steve, don't look back to much

rgrds.P

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zh4n1bZi4d8

Awesome

---Perpetual Knowledge---

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ive the honor to meet him in miami for the antique show and is a really nice guitar player and good guy.

awesome voice and when u sing with Clapton....forget about it...

he was VERY nice. I hope he is still reading VRF and collecting.

So if he made a few honest mistakes. Have you guys NEVER made any mistakes in your time collecting watches? Never ever?

thanks for sharing, Tom.

I like the thought of opening a watch-roll each morning, and letting a watch be the inspration for your day...

MW