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Here's something to mull over on these darkening autumn nights
 
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Well not beer but don't want to start a new thread. Wolfberger Cremant D'Alsace sparkling wine. Great.

Pilsner Urquell. A nice one.

Had it before but not in the proper glass... Tripel Karmeliet, this time in its full glory.

I don't remember picking up the bubblegum so much last time, but it's a long time and a lot of beers ago.

It's bloody lovely

Nobody reaching for a bit of Cliff Richard?

Tonight it is Sam Adams for me.

Old Peculiar, an old favourite?

Had a few of them last week. Was in Crete though.

You forgot Grolsch. Pretty flavoursome in the swingtop bottles imported from Holland.

What about her sister?

well i think i'm going to rupture a ligament in my arm tonight with some excessive movement lifting pint glasses of Strong Pale Ale.
 
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Like ships in the afternoon..

Seriously thinking about it. But money is tight right now.

Awesome, ain't it ?

I've not yet fully embraced 'smoked' beers but I'm becoming quite fond of that peaty taste
 
 
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Yep deffo!
 
I looked at the watch of my dreams for around 5 or 6 years, same jeweller in Nottingham.
 
Never had the dollar to buy it, so always thought it would never happen... until the wife bought it me for my birthday 2 years ago.
 
Will never want to own another watch, ever... 

My advice is buy a watch that you love and that you want to wear, thinking in terms of investment would lead to buying only certain types of watch, so follow your heart.

Yep, it's definitely open
 
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2 glasses down, 1 to go.

Yes, I already posted my dream watch quite early in the thread, a Breitling for Bentley. 
 
Mind you, an Omega Seamaster (I think posted by froggg) would be most welcome too.

You realise you do have a problem ? I think there's an old addiction thread somewhere. While you try to find it ask Steve to count the seconds.

No, but I got a 1965/6 Tissot, solid 9ct gold,  hand wound, which apparently has an Omega movement, just like new, original box, today.
 
I went to the guy's house who buys and sells these. It's like Aladins cave, some fantastic watches, especially ladies. He only deals in vintage stuff, has to be top brands, in excellent nick, and authentic. Won't buy from individuals unless they can provide full credentials.
 
His knowledge of watches is unbelievable. Did you know there are about 400 versions of the Omega Seamaster? He's just picked one up at auction which is so rare, they don't even have it in the Omega museum. They have just authenticated it as 1 of only 20, made in 1949, made in 18 ct rolled gold, none of which has ever been sold at auction to anyone's knowledge.
 
He also has an Omega Speedmaster, which he was wearing, pre the more commercially produced 'Professional' series. Serious stuff.
 
Here's a ladies Rolex watch which had. it was sold but not yet collected, but allowed my wife to try it on. The picture does not do it anywhere near justice. Just jaw-droppingly fabulous. Makes the 9ct gold Zenith which I also bought for my wife look ordinary.

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Dream on.

You have to write "I love Derby" on your hand so we know it's you Sissy!

Just get it checked by a Rolex dealer, if they won't let you run a mile

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You was talking about cheeks. Usually when an admin mentions...