Eames Lounge chair. Shell only. Fair price to pay?  

Please try and keep up...
Please try and keep up Keystone. These aren't just watches. They are marketable pieces with high collector interest. You know, ROI, diversification, liquidity, etc.

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"Looks like onegroovydude agreed with me that restoring a chair is a foolhardy economic decision."
You mean you agreed with me.
"I will email the seller of the vintage shells that he was a fool to throw away his cushions"
I bet he can't wait to hear from you.
"You infantile Aspies should try this tactic as well: LA LA LA I can't hear you LA LA LA."
You can't hear anyone on a forum. LA LA LA LAME...
"This forum has the maturity of a 6 year old".
You mean you. The $2 millionaire
You should be taking a test right now under heavy monitoring in a little room where they put blocks together. Go back to your Lil Kim, and stop cussing like that, before you're mommy comes in your room, and takes you cell phone away, you little bed wetter you. You know you can't fit a chair like that in there anyway.

Oh yeah,
wtf is a PC load letter?..:)

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My Casio MM-400 'bout 1981. Quite rare

Gentleman, please.
My favorite.

Very nice
pilots watch. The black face is really sharp. I just got rid of an old pierce 2 button up down register with the skeleton hands. 17 jewel. It was from around the WWII era.

Thank you very much! I love...
Thank you very much! I love the black faced navitimers like this and it is my favorite of my own watches. They also did one with an all black face and black sundials, which is equally as stunning. I'm thinking about trying to find a vintage Heuer monaco, but they are few and far between. Your old watch sounds lovely. I have two themes in my own watch collection. Primarily, they consist of aviation related watches (mostly chronographs) and minimalist watches like the Henning Koppel chronograph for Georg Jensen.
pilots watch. The black face is really sharp. I just got rid of an old pierce 2 button up down register with the skeleton hands. 17 jewel. It was from around the WWII era.

I never
knew how complicated it could get Inside a watch face until I ran across one of those. I remember being really puzzled by all the numbers, yet very curious as to why they were all there. You'd have to be pretty skilled to read all that while your flying, and watching the sky, and the other planes, and all the bullets, and the gauges.. Omg, that'd be crazy...!!