Thought I would put this out their. I have most sport models in stock including the new Blue/Black Gmt. Authorized Dealer with papers in your name with full warranty.
Looking to ad more pinballs to the arcade: Mainly looking for Stern Le's, Cactus Canyon, BBB, Arabian Nights, Scared Stiff, TZ, and maybe a few others, Also looking for mint examples of Gottlieb System 3's
Email me Direct at: [email protected]
Even though I might not be interested in a trade for a Rolex, can you give free tips on my wardrobe?
Curious how this works out as I have a nice ladies Omega Seamaster and have wondered if it was tradeable for a pin for quite some time.
Quoted from centerflank:Im trying to be more hipster douchey these days.
Well then you're doing a hell of job flank 
Quoted from Astropin:What can I get for lightly routed WPT?
A mint original Swatch Jellyfish.
I'll have Chum write you up.
Quoted from pinballholder:Curious how this works out as I have a nice ladies Omega Seamaster and have wondered if it was tradeable for a pin for quite some time.
I've been wanting to trade one of my rolex's for a pin for a long time, just a challenge. My watches are used though, OP may have better luck...being an authorized dealer will help his cause too I'm sure.
Quoted from Benepinballs:Thought I would put this out their. I have most sport models in stock including the new Blue/Black Gmt. Authorized Dealer with papers in your name with full warranty.
Looking to ad more pinballs to the arcade: Mainly looking for Stern Le's, Cactus Canyon, BBB, Arabian Nights, Scared Stiff, TZ, and maybe a few others, Also looking for mint examples of Gottlieb System 3's
Email me Direct at: [email protected]
Pizza, pinball machines, watches, and wardrobe consulting, you are all over the place.
Quoted from DCFAN:Pizza, pinball machines, watches, and wardrobe consulting, you are all over the place.
Bene's cover is blown!
"Si à cinquante ans, on n'a pas une Rolex, on a quand même raté sa vie !"
If you do not have a Rolex when hitting your 50th birthday, your life is a failure 
Jacques Seguela, 2009 - commenting on our former President's Bling.
(http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Séguéla)
Still got 18 months before being an official failure...
Quoted from Concretehardt:I wonder why Bene asked to have his account frozen?
Likely so he can create a different account to wipe his slate clean. 
Quoted from DCFAN:Likely so he can create a different account to wipe his slate clean.
I thought when you have an account frozen, they do a full IP ban to prevent a new/duplicate account?
Quoted from Whysnow:I thought when you have an account frozen, they do a full IP ban to prevent a new/duplicate account?
I don't think that applys when you request the freeze (see last post made by Robin)
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/fs-twd-le-tron-swep1-iron-man#post-2198942
I really like nice watches, and would definitely be interested in trading for a Rolex Submariner or a Omega Seamaster, but only if the trade value of the watch was at liquid value (not retail, a price that the watch could be sold quickly).
I've got a nice Rolex Daytona that says I won the 1994 Rolex 24 Hour on the back if anyone is interested, came from what I believe was an authorised dealer in a market in Cambodia. Or if Omegas are more your thing, I can fix you up with a nice Constellation from a reputable watch kiosk on a corner in Hanoi.
Quoted from blue95:I've got a nice Rolex Daytona that says I won the 1994 Rolex 24 Hour on the back if anyone is interested, came from what I believe was an authorised dealer in a market in Cambodia. Or if Omegas are more your thing, I can fix you up with a nice Constellation from a reputable watch kiosk on a corner in Hanoi.
I stayed at the Hanoi Hilton once.
Quoted from jlm33:If you do not have a Rolex when hitting your 50th birthday, your life is a failure...
I'm a total washout then... I'm feeling depressed...
Quoted from jlm33:If you do not have a Rolex when hitting your 50th birthday, your life is a failure
Watches are for hamsters so they know when to get on the wheel.
I'm not into time.
Quoted from tracelifter:Watches are for hamsters so they know when to get on the wheel.
I'm not into time.
Even though I wear a watch, That is an outstanding line!
Ill definitely take you up on that offer, here is my watch, how about sending a BBB my way? lol...
DSCN9874.JPGQuoted from Magic_Mike:I never could justify buying a Rolex.
The Asian knock-offs always looked better than the originals.
I don't own a Rolex but that's just a silly statement right there.
They are not my favorite "style" but Rolex's are very well built with quality "in-house" automatic movements.
They use 904L steel. Try and fine one other watch maker that does. They also make their own gold and platinum. Each watch takes about 1 year (on average) to make from start to finish.
So while they are not my favorite I still respect the quality and materials used to make them....they have a pretty good history also.
Do you really still wear a watch? Most people use their phone to find out the time.
BBB for sale - not accepting trades on Rolex's.
I like watches. I'm more of an Omega guy than Rolex, little less flashy for my tastes, but I wouldn't turn down a Daytona if someone wants to give me one. 
I appreciate them the say way I appreciate pins really. Mechanical watches are a bit of an anachronism in a digital world the same way pins are in the age of flashy video games.
There are bargains the in the mechanical watch world too, you don't have to spend Rolex money to get a nice piece. But I treat spending money on a watch the same way I do on a pin. People who don't "get it" will give you a look when you told them how much you spent, but we know that the personal satisfaction and enjoyment is worth it.
There's no avoiding the stigma that comes with them, they're bling too, and they come with certain baggage. So does my car, but I drive it because I really enjoy it, not to show off. And in Southern California no one gives you a second look in a BMW anyways, they're like Honda Accords down here. 
Quoted from badbilly27:Do you really still wear a watch? Most people use their phone to find out the time.
Every day. I put it on first thing in the morning when I get my glasses and get dressed. Feels funny to not have the weight on my wrist. Sure, I have my phone on me pretty much all the time too, but I enjoy wearing a watch.
I treat that question that same way I do people saying "they still make pinballs?" Hell yeah! 
Quoted from Magic_Mike:I never could justify buying a Rolex.
The Asian knock-offs always looked better than the originals.
Until the parts start falling off.
Quoted from badbilly27:Do you really still wear a watch? Most people use their phone to find out the time.
Yes I do.....every day. And you know what....it's WAY easier to glance at my watch and get the time (even with my hands full) then to pull out my phone and have to push a button. Especially in a meeting.
I get watches are more like jewelry. Don't get me wrong, I own a watch as well. I only wear it for business meetings to dress up the suit. I rarely ever check the time with it though.
Curious many still do. I also get that it's easy to get used to the weight on your wrist too.
Quoted from Whysnow:still rocking my timex. great watch with all the functionality I want.
I save my $$$ for pins
I once strapped a Timex to the beer can on my FG to prove Timex can take a flippin' an keep on tickin'.
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Quoted from Whysnow:still rocking my timex. great watch with all the functionality I want.
I still have this Timex believe it or not. 
I love timex watches. I had a triathlon until the band broke. It was a great watch, but, unfortunately, the band could not be replaced. After that I got a timex expedition. I'm on my third set of batteries and bands. It has chromo w/ lap timer, timer, and three alarms. I use all three to wake up each morning.
Quoted from RyanStl:I love timex watches. I had a triathlon until the band broke. It was a great watch, but, unfortunately, the band could not be replaced. After that I got a timex expedition. I'm on my third set of batteries and bands. It has chromo w/ lap timer, timer, and three alarms. I use all three to wake up each morning.
That is the same watch I rock. Great value and great size also.
I think I am also on my third band and battery.
I don't think I will ever be able to trade it for a pinball, well maybe for a single ball...
Quoted from Whysnow:That is the same watch I rock. Great value and great size also.
I think I am also on my third band and battery.
I don't think I will ever be able to trade it for a pinball, well maybe for a single ball...
That's great. Here is the decision process. Could buy a new Expedition for $35 or get a new band and battery for about $13. The last band I got is leather so hopefully it'll last longer.
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