Patek Phillippe Calatrava 5120G, for dressy days
Issey Miyake "Twelve" watch by Naoto Fukasawa, for casual days
Lego, for when the day is otherwise cheerless
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Those are cool watches!! Lego watch is best for kids!! They love to wear colorful stuff!!
I love the simplicity of the Patek Philippe.
where can i get ahold of the lego watch? and how much is it?
:)
Hi Rick, I finally got mine in Trilogy in Rada Street, Legaspi Village. The plain one's P2950 and the "chrono" is P3950.
http://lifeinreceipts.blogspot.com/2009/06/my-childish-watch.html
Enjoy the watch when you get it. I'm very happy with mine.
:)
Oh man! the chrono looks delicious!
thanks for the info!
i want the twelve too, by the way. it's the perfect everyday watch.
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