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This is my cut-glass & brass wine barrel watch fob .
If they made a St. Barnard watch, I would wear it with that, but until I find one, I'll have to settle to wear it with my New Haven Bull Dog watch.
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I do think this is fantastic. Plus it reminds me of root beer candy too. That is never a bad thing!
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Thanks Kevin for the appreciation. You may be right, but it doesn't feel like crystal to me. It feels awful light. It has a 12 side cut (not sure if that is the correct way to describe it).
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