Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Where everything is found these days, Nicolas . . .
. . . Google search and Wikipedia!
[From the Wikipedia entry for John Gotti.]
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Our judges this session . . .
. . . are Henry [log-in: halkcb] for Static, Erik for Wrist Scan, and UN mod Marcus H for Watch of the Week.
Where everything is found these days, Nicolas . . .
. . . Google search and Wikipedia! "During deliberations, Pape held out for acquittal until the rest of the jury began to fear their own safety would be compromised. On March 13, 1987, they acquitted Gotti and his codefendants of all charges. Five years l...
Zut alors! . . .
. . . a certain Darko called yesterday, but I was away from home. Good thing, eh? :-)
Static Photo honors have been awarded . . . .
. . . to hs111! "Hi Art, Judging the static scan was great fun but more difficult than I thought,especially with Gary G's late Vianney Halter Deep Space was indeed impressive with it's blue themes and presentation. However,it was eclipsed by hs111's duo ...
Thanks for the mentions, Gents!
Always fun to exhibit shots here, and I do very much appreciate the kind words. And, congrats to hs111! Art, this is my first-ever Breguet, so never say never! :) Best, Gary
A Breguet would be the longest of long shots, Gary. Perhaps . . .
[image credit: Dr Strong] . . . this one. Cordially, Art ...
Congrats dear Hs! Well deserved! Two stunning pieces I wish you...
... will keep enjoying so much! Have a beautiful Christmas! In Peace and Good Health! All the best, Abel.
Wrist Scan honors have been awarded . . .
. . . to Abel! "Hi Dr No, While there were so many good photographs and stories, I could only pick one. And so for Wrist Scan 3 rd place, Nilo provided a great array of wrist shots, but . . . . . . his Master Compressor Geographic was particularly well ph...
LOL!! . . .
. . . yeah, the heavyweights came out to play this week, no doubt about it ;-) . . .
I am quite fond of Livius's Pythagore...
... but I can't very well give him the wrist scan of the week every time I'm the judge now lol. (Pythagore anniversary just came up for sale again... tempting) Happy Holidays, Erik
Watch of the Week has been awarded . . .
. . . to pplater! "Dear Art, This time, my job is rather easy, since pplater's Klings is the most noteworthy and unique watch shown in this Wrist Scan thread . . . . . . although I have to admit that I prefer the backside view over the front. I hope it is...
What a lovely way...
...to see out the year. All congratulations must go to Christian; hopefully he is lurking somewhere. Thank you Marcus (and thank you, Damjan, for whatever role you might have played in persuading Marcus!). Thanks also to Gary, for posting late - that's a ...
I would have picked the Klings myself!
What a week! Congrats to you, my friend, on this fantastic piece (not to mention your fine photos thereof). One sign of the "heavyweight" nature of this week's entries: a week in which a Greubel-Forsey Invention Piece doesn't make the top 6 choices must b...
Dear mate...
I only did what was necessary ;) All the best to You and all Yours Damjan
Dear Art and dear Friends: I feel honored to be one of the winners this week...
... and I thank Erik for chosing my photograph. I´ m very happy this photo has won, as it reminds me of many things: a City I deeply admire and love, good friends living there, many thrilling experiences lived in that beloved City, and of course this Pam ...