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Wot he said It's a TFLA* for What aRe yoU Wearing. Now off to post today's gem in WRUW * Three or Four Letter Acronym

Just been playing around on eBay looking at bluetooth ODB2 scanners so I can read fault codes from my cars ecu on my mobile and happened to see the end of this auction - about a minute to go and 10 bids, 42 quid, ended at 15 bids and 72 quid. Which is about £75 too much :( Someone is going...

Whereas I have just 7 inch wrists yet I find the King to be fine for size.

Nice Giez! Three dials for me today as well. Bought 30th March and delivered this afternoon. Not bad from Hong Kong to UK! Another Marlin, MDV-303, stainless strap for best but without the amazing light of the MDV-102. Strong lume though even after being kept in the dark for five days...

This dropped through the door today: A G-Cool GT-003TH-7BT It shares a module -1699 - with the DW-003HH-9BT I got a few days ago. Strangely the white strap has a gold buckle, the gold strap a silver buckle or they did for about five minutes after the watch came through the door :D Any...

And today, last of my ana-digis this time solar and waveceptor (also for sale £57.50 RMSD). GW-1400DJ-1A It has a bazzing light, one of the nicest I have seen on a G:

Not bad if the watch was in good nick, assume that is each, if it was for the pair - bargain! "Do you want to spend the rest of your life in a drug-induced stupor?" Roj Blake to fellow inmates on board the Federation prison ship, first episode Blake's Seven, 2nd January 1978

He has sold a fake watch. You should not have to pay return postage. Post photos of it in here with details of the transaction and his user name (start a new thread). Inform him that you know he has pulled this trick before and he is running the listing again. And, now, thanks to your new...

Yesterday went with another 4778 module to follow on from Monday This time it is in G-1800D-2A form, here pictured outside the UK headquarters of the Forces' charity Combat Stress who we are supporting at our 4 day show in June - see sig. Watch is available for £37.50 posted first class...

http://www.support.casio-europe.com/es/download/manuals/watch/qw5229.pdf Este enlace te llevará el manual de instrucciones en español. Para cualquier G-Shock si vas al enlace de abajo y poner en el número de módulo -cuatro números en un rectángulo en el reloj de nuevo - que debe ser capaz de...

SOLD! AW-591MS-1A digi analog £37.50 posted UK SOLD! Only when you take a pic do you realise how much dust gets on the watch. Will give it a wee clean before sale :) Got this from a colleague at work but it isn't really my scene, never really happy with digi-analog. So as I have enough...

Grabbed this off the shelf today AW-591MS-1A Decided it isn't my scene - I like analog and I like digi but not certain about a mix of the two so this is up for sale £40 posted first recorded in UK - proper ad in the sales forum

I was uncannily close with the price! Well, only £100 out - it went for £381 plus £6.50 postage

Just found an odd bit of Lego trivia - for every single human on the planet there are 62 Lego pieces ...

Really sorry Terry but have to agree, that is a definite fake and it is a re-run of a previous sale he made on March 5th using that same listing and photos. The G-7900 is one of the more common watches to be faked. I assume you have already paid for the watch and it should be on its way to...

It's a £10 wrist mounted blood pressure monitor, played around with in GIMP, the open-source alternative to photoshop. Lettering removed, CASIO and Baby-G added, digits altered and then a dose of motion blur and lens flare to make the rework less obvious.

I have been bubbling over with excitement knowing that this was on its way. When I got home last night there was a note through the door - my neighbour had taken in a parcel. So I went two doors down to retrieve it, a parcel wrapped in pink birthday paper and festooned with Japanese stamps, a...

Do you mean the DW-003? Was it you that bumped the price up into the stratosphere? :mad-new: Actually I think I got it for a fair price, the packing, speed and communication was a welcome bonus. And I did like the look of it, I have a magpie like attraction to shiny :cool:

It's easy enough to see in a large photo. Real world, even with corrective lenses, I struggle to make out the tiny print on the face and, with failing memory, work out which sequence of buttons gets what to work. Still if all else fails there is the simple solution of RTFM ! :cool:

Trying to get that lot co-ordinated is a real struggle, I know, been trying for years. Better going freelance ... Anyway I am at home today concocting some plausible lies to keep Network Rail happy for a forthcoming installation. Doors wide open and enjoying the fresh air. Old favourite today...