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  1. Oct 18, 2024, 06:17 AM #1
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    Miles McKinney Funky Friday October the 18th 2024.

    Happy Friday Radoistes, here's my lot .









    Excel today, have a great weekend!

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    Plenty of classics to choose from this week.
    I'm going for this.

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    First floods of the season here this week. Can't believe how much rain we had over just 36 hours.
    I only managed 3 watches, despite starting with good intentions.

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    Likewise...I'm a fool for a Marstron.
    The amazing dial on the black one I sold to Frank still calls to me occasionally...
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    Still in my rut...

    You guys are going to kick me out of the club if this continues, I can feel it.


    No Rados for me (again) this week and (again) I have worn the Rainer Brand each day. And, if you're creative, you'll find that the letters R A D O are availalbe, in that order, in the names on the dial.

    I promise, there is a Rado on the horizon...the best of the 11821 Chronometers I have owned is still out for service.
    For now, this'll do:

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    Quote Originally Posted by scottjc View Post
    Plenty of classics to choose from this week.
    I'm going for this.





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    Cheers mate, I don't think we've seen this for a while, so it's my pick this week. Hope you manage to stay high and dry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by watch carefully View Post
    Likewise...I'm a fool for a Marstron.
    The amazing dial on the black one I sold to Frank still calls to me occasionally...
    Cheers Brad looking forward to seeing your Rado Chronometer back on here soon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim. View Post
    Cheers mate, I don't think we've seen this for a while, so it's my pick this week. Hope you manage to stay high and dry.

    Cheers mate.
    The storm has passed, although another one is due tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by watch carefully View Post
    You guys are going to kick me out of the club if this continues, I can feel it.


    No Rados for me (again) this week and (again) I have worn the Rainer Brand each day. And, if you're creative, you'll find that the letters R A D O are availalbe, in that order, in the names on the dial.

    I promise, there is a Rado on the horizon...the best of the 11821 Chronometers I have owned is still out for service.
    For now, this'll do:

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    Your credit's good here Brad.
    Looking forward to seeing your new arrival.

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