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Sometimes, but I know s/he is completely wrong!  (kidding)   LOL!

....of course 

Yes, I've been told that, not often. I could always simply agree with that observation, but then we'd both be wrong.

Ducky

:)

Oh yes, on a few occasions.

yes, when I visit my sister. her husband thinks he's the only person that understands what the "truth" is, especially when it comes to God and the bible. But he's a great guy otherwise. most of the family has 'got it all wrong', according to him.

I'm sure but let me let you in on a little secret, I'm more stubborn then a mule and will go through any lengths to prove me right. There's no arguing, and no "I told you so", just the facts, man!

To me, in link a world that moves at such a restrained pace, there's link nothing wrong with choosing something tried and true rather than the latest and greatest. With this viewpoint, the 4R36 seems like the best choice of the crop. Part of the charm of link watch collecting is indeed the antiquated nature of it all, right?

Although link I still have yet to see the Tonda Chronor link Anniversaire in person again after my fateful 2017 dinner with Michel Parmigiani (an example link popped up at Phillips Hong Kong in 2020 – so there's still hope), the Tonda PF Split-Seconds Chronograph did more than satisfy my curiosity. It also allowed me to experience one of the most compelling – not to mention underrated – rattrapante chronographs being produced today.

Five months ago we opened Al Coro in the old space of Del Posto alongside Mel's and Discolo and I couldn't have done it without her. Shortly after that within two months of one another link we both link turned 40 and for all the successes we've had in our careers it felt like a moment for link us to celebrate each other and our life together.