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1 hour ago, Neverenoughwatches said:

A big ol' 15'" Jumbo Cyma cal 586k , i managed to get a thumbnail into the seam to take the back off ( not my usual method of entry ) cracked glass and a bent fancy lug.

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Yes i bought it this afternoon at an antiques market, lots of great watches and many dial names i didn't recognise. I got myself a felatio as well. 

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