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Well, poor little me. I don't have a cell phone and I don't have a dog! 

I have a nice set of golf clubs though.   LOL!

Ducky

@Ben...glad to know I have some friends here. I'm feeling "friend-less" during this pandemic and our social distancing. :(
@Clonge….None! I don't believe in killing birds! Hah!

Well I have a junky cell phone and used to have a dog! I would give up the phone to have our dog again!

Phone, that's fer sure. Can't give up ol Thunder. 

.... I will go with my barn cats

Most certainly the Phone..Ben looked a bit like this one when he was a young fella..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

Don’t have a dog. Cat though. He never bothers me. Wouldn’t miss him. But my phone? I’d be lost. Front messaging to checking in to this joint. Not parting with it. But I’m about to be raising chickens for fun and profit. Buying a silky I’m naming Sukey 

I don't have a dog, but if I did the dog would be far more important than my phone. 

I have a cat, and he comes before anything, I wouldn't want  to be without my pussy.

What separates the Toric from the Tonda is the design philosophy (and lineage) behind link it. I mentioned before that the brand reissued link the Toric this year, but "reissue" link isn't exactly the right word for what Parmigiani has done. As I mentioned in my past story, the brand isn't trying to look backward with the Toric design, but rather has kept only a few key design features like the knurled bezel, inspired by Doric columns, and the "torus" geometry.

The actual bezel link sits several millimeters inside the circumference of the case and has very deep semicircular notches cut into link it so that it's fairly easy to turn despite the fact that you can't grab it from the sides. No accidental bezel movement here. The knurling is on the outer ring that holds the turning bezel down and you link can unscrew it with some effort and turning clockwise to get access to the one-way bezel itself.