Even the frickin' hands are straight from a Monaco.
Way to go, JG! you and Obama deserve each other!!
Anomaly Senior Associate
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Subject: Re: Jorg Gray Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:33 pm
How's that CHANGE workin' out for ya?
LMAO!
Can't even change the look of a watch!
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andrema Senior Associate
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Subject: Re: Jorg Gray Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:57 pm
The great part is that the chrono hand isn't reset and on the side view, the strap has imperfections...great first impressions.
However, they aren't going for collectors, their target is the general consumer. Good thing they got the precise Japanese movement and not the shitty one!!
ramirez1970 Associate
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Subject: Re: Jorg Gray Wed Jan 27, 2010 12:50 am
Watch Time had a little write up about Jorg Gray. Interesting stuff. Jorg Gray isn't even a person, just a fictitious name (kind of like Haagen Daaz or Remington Steele) that the distributor made up because it sounded "European"
Watch Time had a little write up about Jorg Gray. Interesting stuff. Jorg Gray isn't even a person, just a fictitious name (kind of like Haagen Daaz or Remington Steele) that the distributor made up because it sounded "European"
I think this is a pretty common practice. Has anyone ever seen Jacques Lemans?
ramirez1970 Associate
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Subject: Re: Jorg Gray Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:02 am
merichar wrote:
I think this is a pretty common practice. Has anyone ever seen Jacques Lemans?
Good point. Just struck me as odd because there is a "signature" on the back of the "limited edition" Obama watch.
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Subject: Re: Jorg Gray Wed Jan 27, 2010 11:02 am
not sure this was a good idea
Anomaly Senior Associate
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Subject: Jorg Gray 
Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:28 pm
