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This one here is got a neat story. They where a limited edition watch and sold accordingly. When I got this one, I proceded to look it over, when low and behold no serial #, but these simple letters on the back, A/P (artist proof). Has become one of my favs since. Thanks for looking, hope you enjoy
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love it !!!!!!!!!!! I am having hard time not seeing new posts and keeping up Kerry :-) This one is wonderful
LOL Mani, I understand completely, I can't seem to keep all the loves lately. Thanks Mani and ttomtucker for showing the love, it's really appreciated!!
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Your are welcome, I love them all I am just to behind and I mean way behind Mani lol!! but I am determinet to catch up because you deserve it. :)
LOL bratjdd, nobody gets any more behind than me, I'm always missing something and then it pops back up, I'm a little slow, but try. :-)
Thanks again for the wonderful complement, means a lot.
This one looks very unusual!! : D