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09-21-2012
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Striving
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Originally Posted by Keith
Forget the watch ... I want to see what you know who ^ does next! It's like watching a snake eating its tail. 
You've been pretty damned patient Joe! |
Might be a good topic for a poll!  |
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09-22-2012
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#27
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...new old stock
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Originally Posted by Keith
Or one that goes to f0.95 ... that no one can afford? |
...now that's funny.
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“Light scratches consistent with age and wear”
...i hardly know her. 
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09-22-2012
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#28
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eclipse
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I'll wait for the floating element, aspherical, apochromatic version for $7500. Enjoy!
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09-22-2012
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#29
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Dennis Van Patten
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Originally Posted by finguanzo
lol,
a watch the width of a summilux.. need some big wrists..
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call me a retard , but i still think a small aperture blades of a summaron could be copied cheaply and put in instead of the paint |
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09-22-2012
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#30
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I have the watch, the dial is too small for my chubby wrist...
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09-23-2012
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#31
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Originally Posted by back alley
it is the 1.4 version.
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I like it: fun! Will order one too 
But... do you know a supplier for an appropriate bag. Or at least a half case? |
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09-23-2012
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#32
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dct
I like it: fun! Will order one too
But... do you know a supplier for an appropriate bag. Or at least a half case? |
it comes in a handy and amusing tin case... |
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09-23-2012
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What kind of strap do you have for it?
A Gordy wrist strap maybe?
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09-23-2012
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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Quote:
Originally Posted by FrankS
What kind of strap do you have for it?
A Gordy wrist strap maybe?
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groan...
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09-23-2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sparrow6224
Very cool. Do they have a 1.4 version? I like a faster watch.
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Heck, get a 1.2 version. It's faster and you'll always arrive at your destination about a third of a stop ahead time. People appreciate punctuality.
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10-02-2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by back alley
it comes in a handy and amusing tin case...
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All right. It should be on its way to me! |
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10-02-2012
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#37
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Quote:
Originally Posted by denizg7
call me a retard , but i still think a small aperture blades of a summaron could be copied cheaply and put in instead of the paint
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I see no reason to call you a retard. I think it's a good idea and I encourage you to do it yourself!
I've actually started thinking about taking apart some cheap enlarger lens and use the blades as you suggested... Guess that can wait 'til I find a suitable watch :-)
/ Joakim
... wait a minute... There must be watches available that fit inside the barrel of an enlarger lens, right? A strap holding the lens and you have the ultimate analog photographer/printer accessory ;-) |
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10-02-2012
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#38
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ragamuffin
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Originally Posted by denizg7
im just spicing things up in here, you guys should be thanking me
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I miiiiight like you. |
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10-02-2012
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what's next, sunglasses with shutter speeds? I think they've got the concept mixed up!
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10-02-2012
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ragamuffin
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Quote:
Originally Posted by froyd
what's next, sunglasses with shutter speeds? I think they've got the concept mixed up!
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beer with a light meter! |
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10-02-2012
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#41
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Malcolm Smith
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I hope the glass is multicoated, if not you will need to get a hood.
I like the watch, it's a bit of fun, and we all need more fun in our lives (well most anyway)
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10-02-2012
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Whether I bought one or not would depend on how I was feeling. Some days I'd reckon it looked like a great bit of (relatively) inexpensive fun; another day, I might think that if I didn't waste so much money on (relatively) inexpensive fun, I'd have more money for the things I'd really like. But I can't see getting into a fight about it, either way.
Cheers,
R.
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10-02-2012
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#43
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Stewart McBride
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has it stopped yet? ...
... see what I did there?
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