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Re: Titanium vs. Stainless Steel
In Response To: Re: Titanium vs. Stainless Steel ()

Well, if you can afford to race cars, you obviously
can afford to own as many identical watches as you want! I have to tell you, though:

1) If you're so worried about weight, take a whiz just before starting time (this will probably give you more of a weight advantage then you would have wearing Ti versus SS)

2) Your wearing both of them at the same time (albeit not in public) is probably WAY WAY MORE than I or anyone else here really want to know about

3) Wearing two very, very expensive watches instead of a single GMT is like carrying two six- shot handguns instead of a single thirteen rounder!

But, hey, it's your choice! The important thing is, ENJOY!

Been fun tapping at you!

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