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Linde Werdelin The Perfect Five Characters: Cheng Xue
Born: 8-14-1987 in ShanghaiDoctorate student (marine biology) - currently at Stockholm University.Owns a Linde Werdelin Oktopus Titanium Watch, bought August 14, 2009Cheng Xue is a doctorate student in marine biology with a specialization in arctic ecology. Originally from the University of Shanghai, Xue is currently working on her doctorate thesis in Stockholm. An excellent diver, she is used to extreme arctic conditions and recently participated in a surveying mission along with a team of fellow students and her Nobel-Prize professor. During the mission, the team came close to a very big paleontological discovery.On her wrist, the LW Oktopus watch she proudly wears was bought online last summer, late at night, after a very exciting evening in a French Riviera Casino.While still at the mission in the arctic Xue received a strange call from Linde Werdelin about her Oktopus watch and that she was needed to attend a meeting at the LW HQs is Copenhagen. The LW employee assured her that sh

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Tempted by the Fruit of Another...
Watch brand, that is...Last week, I won a moderately beat up, but surprisingly attractive Elgin that has a similar case to my Bumper Automatic. Apart from the dial, the crystal, and the scratched caseback, it's pretty cool. Definitely worth the $22.It came with a bonus - a little Bulova. Of course, as a freebie with another watch in rough condition, it's in EVEN ROUGHER condition...I had hitherto paid little attention to Bulovas. But this one caught my interest. It's called a Senator, and was produced from 1940-1949. Its looks just seem to capture the era nicely, and it's definitely different from anything you'll see out there these days. Next thing I knew, I was searching Bulova forums, learning all about it, and even doing a little scanning of things on Ebay.Next thing I knew, I was submitting an offer on a BIN/OBO Senator in Rose Gold RGP with a copper-colored, 'exploding number' dial. And I won it.But now what do I tell all my Hamiltons, Elgins, and Lord Elgins? Somebody sto

The Omega that started it all...
My father passed away when I was very young. A few years ago while I was cleaning out my storage I discovered a box that my mom had given me of some of his manly belongings. One of the items inside was this Omega DeVille from the 60s or 70s:20140531_193956.jpgAt the time, I had just become interested in mechanical watches, so I naturally wound it up. It started running again, for the first time in over 30 years, seamlessly, flawlessly, and in that moment I felt my father's dreams and aspirations had been inherited. An absolutely magical moment for me.20140531_193726.jpgSince then I've added many nicer watches to my collection, but I always come back to this one being my favorite. I can't think of anything better than a meaningful timepiece to pass to my own son, and he to his.20140531_193655.jpg

That moment we all regret....
Howdy All,With an inspiration from another forum member, I decided to open this thread where we all can put our ego aside and share those oops moments many of us had made by passing on a deal we came across and now ....... so lets hear the stories:)