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....God bless and keep him, family and friends 

I wasn't one of his biggest fans but the man sure made watchable TV shows.

RIP BRUCIE....................................

Not familiar. Im missing something aren't I? Please hang while I google him......   Found him! Wow, a Guinness personality! His death will be akin to us losing Bob Barker (Still with us). The man apparently was welcomed in many homes. People all over are mourning a part of their family. Bless and thank him....

He looks a lot like Ian Chapple..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

That said, I definitely preferred the function set of the link previous generation of the JLC Polaris Chronograph. Those initial models used the Cal link 751, which, most notably, offered a 12-hour total chronograph measure link on the nine o'clock dial. For me, this is considerably more useful than running seconds. I tend to prefer chronographs that can measure more than 60 minutes, as this is the baseline offered, without complication, by any dive watch bezel.

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