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All the premiere SWAG is part of my collection from the three Premieres. Stay in touch, and should I be invited to the John Wick IV Premiere, I can make it a point to score you some SWAG. Just out of curiosity, why the interest in JW Tickets? Best, Todd

" Two minutes to midnight, The hands that threaten doom" Eddie would be proud! If you don't get these references...you should Cheers!

Movement is based on SW500. Easily serviced using standard tools and parts. That's a plus in my book. I've had my Gold Manero Flyback Retro for about a year and it is a solid performer, one of my go-to pieces. Perhaps that's why I'm kind of excited about this piece. I do plan to buy the stainless st

Of course (as I found out) when you see it on the wrist, it may change your perspective. Personally, I thought, "a blue dial" was just another modest color change. But when I saw it, wow! Bottom line, I wasn't a huge fan of "traditional/classic" looking chronos until I tried on a Manero Flyback. I w

STILL, one of the best looking Unicos ever produced!

I really “missed the boat” on purchasing that one!

My most “complicated” watch is the CFB ChronoGrade. It’s a lot of watch for the money IMO.

THEN I saw the TravelTec FourX which remains my grail to this day!

Many of their watches are built on ETA or Selita movements so anyone (in theory) could work on them. In the case of in-house movements, the authorized CFB repair facility in the US is Stoll, Inc. in Dayton, Ohio. Stoll Inc. is the largest independent watch repair facility in the United States and re

Have you seen their in-house movements? The CFB A1000 with the first practical peripheral rotor? I've disassembled & assembled an A1000 and the rotor system is pure genius. What about the A1000's Covert Laser Recognition feature, or "CLR," or its "Central Dual Adjustment System?" Then there's the Tr