MichaelC
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LOL! No, well, maybe these past 2 days I am down a few LBs
I have had a super hard cold since Friday. Not really hungry but eating for some energy. I think it might be breaking. I try to keep in good shape. I eat a ton, and exercise a ton. I do suffer from brutal elbow tendonitis, and therefore limit upper body work much more than I used to.
AP 15202 Royal Oak, always my go-to timepiece for important events
This watch has always been my companion for important meetings. Last week, I had such a meeting on the docket and retrieved my trusted Oak. It went quite well. When I need to be at my very best, this watch is always the choice. Thanks, AP. ...
Maybe it sounds silly, but the Royal Oak inspires me.
I don't ever lack in confidence, but having it on sort of reassures me. It is a good feeling Cheers to you, Bill!
Until quite recently, I have not had such an impactful piece.
The 15202 has always been that one single timepiece for me. Now I have a second I feel the same about. Good to have options.
LOL! No, well, maybe these past 2 days I am down a few LBs
I have had a super hard cold since Friday. Not really hungry but eating for some energy. I think it might be breaking. I try to keep in good shape. I eat a ton, and exercise a ton. I do suffer from brutal elbow tendonitis, and therefore limit upper body w...
LOL again, I am thankful I selected the titanium model!
Seriously, the gold version would be too much these days!
Well, I can tell you they are 8-1 while wearing The Freak
Baseball fans have our superstitions as I'm sure you know! I have never added my watch selection to the mix... something to consider this year...
I love the jumbo Ultra thin
I used to have this watch, and i m already missing it :*(
I hope I never know that feeling...
Barring any unforeseen circumstances, I don't think I could ever part with it.
I had to sell mine because i need to support the family.....
please keep it, its a gem
That is the same reason I would sell.
We must always take care of our Families first.
