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It would be the Speedy for me too - I think they look nice & chunky on that bracelet.
The main reason though would be the black date wheel - white date wheels against a black dial on anything but a budget watch just look awful to me.
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I've recently got an S8 & am loving it as an upgrade from my Nexus 4 but I'm having one weird bug/issue with it; I nearly always have my phone on vibrate only (though do occasionally turn it up if I'm expecting a call I don't want to miss) but the S8 keeps turning its ringtone up by two nudges throughout the day - it's definitely not happening in my pocket as I just leave it out on my desk. Has anyone else had this? Or does anyone know how to stop it please?
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Interesting. I've read some of what you're talking about now.
It obv wasn't HR requiring or sackable bitching but will leave it for the pub from now on!
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Someone instigated it at my work; it's a massive time wasting exercise as far as I can see. Does mean you can have some fun chats slagging people off while they're still in the process of doing/saying something stupid but I've found it extremely detrimental to workflow.
Not sure how it would work as a social thing; isn't it just another forum/chat-room type thing?
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I might be going mad but I quite like the look of the non-ltd Railmaster with the steel dial, would make a nice change from the black dial divers I've been wearing for the last few years! Shame I've just spent all my pennies on a new bass.
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If you're not too far down the snare drum rabbit hole; an envelope filter & an octave pedal would be a fun present for a bassist.
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Are they re-releasing it then?
That looks great - I really like the Railmasters.
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That the Olympics one?
I love my Seamaster - wear it every day!
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Cheers!
Yes - it's a Custom Shop '57 re-issue. Essentially I think it's an AVRI that someone at Fender has taken a sander to, possibly has nicer woods.
I was never sure about the whole relic thing but I had a go on one of those Mexican-made "Roadworn" ones and they just felt great to play, I struggled with the idea of paying the kind of money they want for a "new" Roadworn though. This one came up used at not a huge amount more than the Roadworns and is the nicest example of a P I've played & I've trialed basses from every decade since the 60's in my search.
It's just awesome to play - "soft-V" profile, gently broken in with the relic'ing, quarter-sawn maple neck. Hand-wound pickup sounds mighty too. One of my bands is quite heavy so it's nice not to have to worry about it getting knocked on stage either!
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