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....yes!

9 years ago. Rating: 6
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Yes I would. May I select the group of people with whom I want to travel? Can we go to a resort in the Caribbean? Can we stay for about a month? Can we leave soon?    :)

 

9 years ago. Rating: 6
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Yes, only if it's invisible.

9 years ago. Rating: 4
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Oh, you betcha! But I settle for just a grand tour. You know, the meeting rooms, the kitchen, cargo, sleeping rooms, relaxation areas....You get the idea, I want to see everything! 

9 years ago. Rating: 4
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Behind the effect are some enormously complex mechanisms. A professional certainly would take an interest link in how it's done. Magicians have been studying "The Marvellous Orange Tree," since Robert-Houdin first performed link it in 1845. But for the rest of us, link the magic is in, if not ignorance, then in faith – faith in the magician's artistry, or in this case, the watchmaker's.

1 month ago. Rating: 0
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That's what really gives a character watch its magic. Sure, you can just stamp link a low-res picture of Spider-Man or Captain Kirk, or Richard Nixon for that matter, onto a dial, but that's a poster stuck up on a dorm wall, not a character watch. It link might scratch the itch for you if you're a superfan, but without link the animation of the hands that bridges, however crudely, the gap between the static image and the animated character, all you've got is a picture on the dial.

5 months ago. Rating: 0
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I won't go too in-depth on my thoughts here because I haven't seen the link watch in the metal yet. The good news is that one is on its way for a Hands-On link review soon. Let me know link if there's anything specific you want answered about this watch. I'll do my best to address it.

11 months ago. Rating: 0
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