Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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The funny thing is, these special editions . . .
. . . were practically unsaleable when they were in production. No one wanted them, much like the 2515 Broadarrow issues of the late '90s. They sat around dealers shelves for years.
Now, they're cool. And thanks to the success of the limited Snoopy from a few years back, in demand. I was going to say, "back in demand", but they were never sought after until just recently.
Perspicacity must be your middle name, Jay. Great call!
Art
The Silver Snoopy Award
Today’s watch. So the watch itself is a Speedmaster Professional 3570.50 (which was released in 2003). What makes it a little bit different is that there’s a cartoon character on both the dial and the caseback. Why? Well as we all know at this point (good...
Great watch
To me, it is an awesome and fun watch, collectibility notwithstanding. Great choice!
One of my favorite modern Speedies
I regret not buying one brand new back in mid-2000s when it first came out.
The funny thing is, these special editions . . .
. . . were practically unsaleable when they were in production. No one wanted them, much like the 2515 Broadarrow issues of the late '90s. They sat around dealers shelves for years. Now, they're cool. And thanks to the success of the limited Snoopy from a...
It was more being perhaps one of the few adult men to buy a watch with a cartoon character on it!
I do recall my buddy whom was with me when I first saw it, and his now wife, both thought it was an odd choice. Snoopy? Really? Are you sure?
Hahaha...exactly my friends' reactions when I showed them pics of the watch
over on TZ back in the day. "Grown man wearing Snoopy?" Now it's hip...the time's they are a changin'
