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Wow Chuck! I was thinking, "what a battery"," No".
But you fooled me .. Its the best battery watch ever! and a Lob dude too..Hummmmm...
And wow how spot on for these postings. "The meaning of Wabi"
Thanks I had no idea. very cool!!!
: What's all this about "Wabi" ? ? ?
: *LINK* Posted By: jeff stein Date: 8/24/06
: 16:38 GMT In Response To: new one for me
: *PIC* (dathan)
: Wabi "The meaning of wabi "
: Traditional Japanese products have a special
: quality about them that attracts the viewer
: on both a conscious and sub conscious level.
: This magnetic appeal is both sensual and
: spiritual, and therefore affects, at least
: to some degree, people who have had no
: training at all in aesthetics and are not
: known for their sensitivity to beauty.
: Part of the sensual spiritual appeal that
: has traditionally been built into Japanese
: homes and products of all kinds is bound up
: in the word " wabi " which
: translates as " quiet of tranquil
: " with a strong connotation or refined
: simplicity. One of the most important words
: in the aesthetic vocabulary of the Japanese,
: wabi is an essential element in everything
: Japanese-whether a scene, a shape, size,
: accessory, decoration, tool, utensil, or
: whatever, and Japanese know instantly if an
: object has the wabi look.
: Sometimes Wabi has a battery for a
: heart...
: -- Chuck
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: Chuck Maddox
: Watch Article index :
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: Chronographs, like most finer things in
: life, only improve with time...
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