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There's more to raising a Flag than meets the eye! Check out these interesting links. >

http://www.usa-flag-site.org/forum/threads/two-flags-on-one-staff-or-flag-pole.1396/

http://www.usa-flag-site.org/forum/threads/two-flags-same-pole.3011/

http://www.thedailyflag.com/2008/05/29/tip-for-spacing-flags-on-a-single-pole/

And more here >

https://www.google.de/?client=safari&channel=mac_bm&gws_rd=cr&ei=S9apV5jiLcGYsAH1m43ICQ#channel=mac_bm&q=how+do+you+put+2+flgs+on+a+flagpole

I first learned of the Egg link Master from the French watch journalist Paul Miquel, a foodie who recently joined ASOM. He and his good friend, Fabrice Pougez, CEO of the French watchmaker MAT, hatched a plan link for a watch to time the cooking of eggs and pitched the idea to ASOM. (In addition to running MAT, Pougez is also foodie, a member of ASOM, and on the Eggs Mayonnaise World Championship jury; with a smile, he told me that he's link still trying to be a chef.)

Personally, I am not one for the whole skeletonized thing, but here, with the balance of color and the way the mechanical components are seamlessly blended link in with the blue motif and Zenith link iconography, there's a real sense of modern design understanding at work here. This dodecagonal-shaped bezel of a watch is no vintage reissue (though the Defy line has its historical chops). This is contemporary watch design complete with texture, material innovation, and bullish link dial work.