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far from it...GIS Analyst, on the more rewarding (IMO) side of data collection/analysis; namely mapping+visualization...


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Ahh...cool! I wasn't sure given the "hint" you posted. GIS is something I wish I learned, even in a limited fashion, as it has so many darn uses it's crazy!
 

Got a new custom strap for my PAM 283. I quite like it:

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There’s only one thing worse than a fake Rolex and that’s a real one.
Many years ago my dad gave me a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust thingy on my 18th. He’d recently been given it as an award for completing an overseas project, so it wasn’t an heirloom.

It’s been with me for decades since. It finally packed in earlier this year, so I took it to a Rolex agent to book a service and repair, resigned to reluctantly pay the advertised £600.

That will be £3,000 please sir and we can get started? Eh wtf, how does that work mate ? It’s now classed as a vintage watch, so carries a premium for service and repair sir.

Needless to say the watch is still knackered and stashed in a drawer.
 
Many years ago my dad gave me a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust thingy on my 18th. He’d recently been given it as an award for completing an overseas project, so it wasn’t an heirloom.

It’s been with me for decades since. It finally packed in earlier this year, so I took it to a Rolex agent to book a service and repair, resigned to reluctantly pay the advertised £600.

That will be £3,000 please sir and we can get started? Eh wtf, how does that work mate ? It’s now classed as a vintage watch, so carries a premium for service and repair sir.

Needless to say the watch is still knackered and stashed in a drawer.
Best bet here clearly to go to a reputable non AD affiliated Jewelers / watch servicing outfit.
Plenty around should be able to sort it, most likely lubricants given up.
 
Many years ago my dad gave me a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust thingy on my 18th. He’d recently been given it as an award for completing an overseas project, so it wasn’t an heirloom.

It’s been with me for decades since. It finally packed in earlier this year, so I took it to a Rolex agent to book a service and repair, resigned to reluctantly pay the advertised £600.

That will be £3,000 please sir and we can get started? Eh wtf, how does that work mate ? It’s now classed as a vintage watch, so carries a premium for service and repair sir.

Needless to say the watch is still knackered and stashed in a drawer.
Can you post a pick of it please.
 

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