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: Really!
: It's good to see that these things do exist
: though not "real" so that people
: can get educated on what minor details to
: observe when buying an SMP.As we can see,the
: fakers have fine tuned their craft.
: My apoligies to anyone who was led to believe
: this indeed is a new model,it certainly
: not...
: I be more careful next time Derek.:-)
OOPS!
Well I have egg on my face!!
I thought it was real!
I saw in the Omega book a blue face GMT with a
gold body and bracelet.
So I naturally thought they made a steel one also.
See how easy it is to get fooled!!
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