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Horo-advice
Horo,
I am a young guy looking to buy his first AP (black rubber clad) and as I have been researching the watch I continue to see your name everywhere. Would it be possible to talk to you and get your two cents about making my first AP purchase?? you seem to be a real enthusiast that could likely offer me invalueable advice on how to purchase! thanks.
Tommy
[Edited to remove personal contact details. Just keeping you guys safe from yourselves!
Any personal communication can be conducted via the PM system. Andrew] This message has been edited by AndrewD on 2011-03-17 12:53:38
in praise of the roo??
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Horo-advice
Horo, I am a young guy looking to buy his first AP (black rubber clad) and as I have been researching the watch I continue to see your name everywhere. Would it be possible to talk to you and get your two cents about making my first AP purchase?? you seem...
Erm....I am just a collector
But feel free to pm me and if I can be of any assistance, I will be g,ad to help. Best, Horo
Good design, is good design.
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