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Grail speedie lost... Posted By: David DeVos Very sad news received yesterday....The watch purchased last December never made it out of Switzerland. Parcel deemed lost, now time to recoup my $$$, and start the search anew. If anyone has a lead (wishful thinking) on a 1045 moonwatch, feel free to let me know. Cheers, David I know it is little solace, but here are some recent threads from over at TZ...
David... As I related to you yesterday on the phone, I understand and can relate to your situation... There is something about the Grail that requires a prolonged search with many travails and setbacks until you actually can put one on your wrist.
Elaborations... on why this model is called "The Grail"…
A long combined reply on why this model is called "The Grail"…
OK, one of you was right: 376.0822…
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