(Login mikewood) VRF Contributing Member 86.174.140.213
Markus...
December 30 2010, 5:16 PM
each time I see the image in your posts, I am reminded THAT car is less than one mile from me... one day I will sneak in (wearing a 5512!) to take a peek!
Mike Wood (Login mikewood) VRF Contributing Member 86.174.140.213
Dr. Strong, I am a craftsman in great demand....
December 30 2010, 2:41 PM
do you know how many watch batteries died over Christmas in our busy little town?? My work-bench is a battlefield, but of course I know exactly where everything is located
At the speed I am fitting new cells to watches, I'll be able to afford another milSub in around four years...!
This message has been edited by mikewood from IP address 86.174.140.213 on Dec 30, 2010 2:42 PM
Nycarrera (Login Nycarrera) VRF Member 166.137.136.211
Milsub heaven... I even like the wabi!
December 30 2010, 7:35 PM
Mike
That's Ministry of Defense property! I may need to confiscate them for verification
Wishing you the best in the New Year my friend!
Godspeed
Andres
I would like to shake your hand - if you would wear a millsub - Well I would like to pay my respect to your for your "passion" and knowledge. R.E.S.P.E.C.T
I can only wish you a happy new year 2011 - and hope all will be well.
Best Regards
Jan J
Just a quick photo of my "milsub" ...
Well just a real one - but at least it is in the same family
(Premier Login bullibeer) VRF Contributing Member 80.126.141.127
I love you Mike....
December 31 2010, 7:51 AM
For all the devotion.... focus... humour.... fun.... understatement.... talks and passion on these watches!!!!
You are one of a kind.
Truly in love and addicted to these special babies.
Killer collection.
Also i can't really relate to your technique to eliminate the other BIG MILSUB COLLECTION in GB LOOOOOOOL!
Remember the look.. when all 13 of them smashed on the marble hotel floor LOOL!
Wish you all the best for 2011 and i hope you will even find more of these.... or the other thing you where hoping for.
nice watches but that still intact blue plastic bracelet tool is most impressive
i can't believe yours still has the sharp pin point to the screw. i have broken about 3 of those hong kong cheapies trying to remove bracelet links.
but then again, maybe it wasn't the tool's fault and instead ham-fisted operator error? could it be your still functional tool is an indication of skill and know-how? after all, you are a professional