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What about an actual Seiko..
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Seiko-SNKM97-Analog-Automatic-Stainless/dp/B00M0YKOWI
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Point was more.. £50k for a van!
Saying that, it appears that VW Californias barely depreciate. Long thread on pistonheads atmo.
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£50kish gets a 5 year old cayenne turbo s with a tow bar.
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Licks or likes? As the target gammon market for notgravel bikes I'm not involved with SM..
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Which is ludicrous.. That buys a complete CAAD with 20 odd years of development and pro racing heritage. A bunch of monocrome insta crap is hardly liquigas winning pro races.
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Properly nice.. I have two watch (non) purchase regrets (both in pawnshop windows), A gold JLC similar period to your GP about ten years ago, and an Omega Montreal about twenty years ago. Both interesting like your GP.
Interested to hear @Regal views on the typeface(s) on the GP
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My point wasn't clear. The amendments to UK law would normally breach art 27 of the VLCT but in the case of the Withdrawal agreement it could be argued that the VLCT does not apply to treaties involving the EU.
The UK has already left the EU. The Withdrawal agreement contains a number of legal traps which give the ECJ authority after December. I think the amendments are an attempt to prevent UK judges continuing to follow the development of the Factortame case, and to prevent the UK being pursued for years in the ECJ.
The Factortame case and its development in UK law are the reverse example of how long it will take the UK to extricate itself from EU law. It took years to establish the limits of EU law in the UK and it will take years to remove.
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The amendments to UK law are arguably not in breach of international law. The VCLT does not strictly apply to any treaties between the EU and the UK.
The recall thing is a bit of a red herring (as alluded to earlier by SH). Toyota (especially Lexus) don't hesitate to recall vehicles where other brands would prevaricate (BMW are notorious for recalls in the US but not the EU).