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    lost in translation birdynamnam's Avatar
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    Today I'm sad,
    Sad about those young lifes gone



    No prays , no religion.
    Just want to say life is stronger than death.



    Joann Sfar a French illustrator did this drawing



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    "chirp, chirp"

  2. #22
    Good morning all.

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  3. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by birdynamnam View Post
    Today I'm sad,

    Just want to say life is stronger than death.




    His intagram :
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    Je comprends votre tristesse, Laurent. Ce n'est pas possible decrire cette barbarie...

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    Quote Originally Posted by is that my watch View Post
    me too
    And me too!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tempocalypse View Post
    Made me miss my BA, dropped off at service during my last overseas trip.

    Still the movement picture made me curious, does anyone know where the 1861 movements are being assembled? Is it still at Lemania (ahem, Manufacture Breguet) or in Omega's own facilities now?
    I didn't want to make you miss your BA, Tempocalypse. But I'm sure you'll get it back soon and better than ever.

    About the movement, I should know, shouldn't I? Well, I really don't know where it's currently assembled, but I'll try to find out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Larry View Post
    I'm not wearing a thing tonight while preparing my wrist for the new incoming tomorrow. It's sort of a ritual with me when a new watch is inbound. Weird? Sure it's weird but I need a well rested wrist
    Hmm...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CFR View Post
    I didn't want to make you miss your BA, Tempocalypse. But I'm sure you'll get it back soon and better than ever.

    About the movement, I should know, shouldn't I? Well, I really don't know where it's currently assembled, but I'll find out.
    I've seen some un-cited comments online that the major components are made at Breguet but I can't be sure. It makes sense though given that Swatch bought Breguet in order to get hold of Lemania for the primary purpose of securing the Speedster movement. Of course it is entirely possible that they have moved it out since then.

    Still its fun to think that the Speedster movement is being assembled next to a 50K Breguet 5287 with which it would share much of the basic architecture.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tempocalypse View Post

    Still its fun to think that the Speedster movement is being assembled next to a 50K Breguet 5287 with which it would share much of the basic architecture.
    Indeed. And that's the closest I'll ever be to own a Breguet chrono ...

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    well final mange to remove the cwc for the day as I got an incoming later so this for now

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