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....nothing

Ducky

Poor irianna had to wait for 7 years for "nothing". Hah!

The dial is where things start to get interesting. Beasley appreciates "the honesty of being able to link look at the movement, like peering into the engine bay of link a supercar," so he would incorporate a semi-transparent dial to observe link the going train of the caliber 9605.

There link are a few other rare versions of the Milspec 1 Victor pointed me to the "Demolition Watch" named for how it was advertised in 1970s Abercrombie amp Fitch catalogs "maybe a dozen" he says while Golden mentioned the "AM" Milspecs 1s link as a favorite notable because of a curious and unexplainable but perhaps military-related "AM" engraving on the caseback. But now we're getting link into extremely nerdy territory.