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This "Crimson" Silverstone has been my favorite watch this week . . . and the crimson shirt is a special effort to get in the face of one particular Notre Dame fan, who sits down the hall from me!! He hasn't been wearing any green, or navy and gold, this week!!
Jeff
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: My latest is a Australian military Lemania 5100 most likely RAN
: (Royal Australian Navy) from 1981. Its shares many features with
: the SAAF cal. 5012 but has the upgraded movement and broad arrow
: on the dial. Very cool military markings and this being no 32
: and one of 5 that have surfaced as far as I can tell. You may
: recognise the case as that used on the Carrera Lemania series
: with the obvious modification for the bezel which gives the
: watch a larger feel on the wrist. Cool piece and a healthy break
: from Autavia.
: Have a great weekend
: regards
: Paul
: www.heuerworld.com
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