redsparrow
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Vic has something for everyone, their blades won't patina, so they make cans that do.
What SAK are ya totin' today?
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Vic has something for everyone, their blades won't patina, so they make cans that do.
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Believe it or not but I have one of their watches, a Revue Thommen Grandville dress watch. I have a bad picture of it on my brother's wrist. I gave it to him in 2014 and it came back to me when he passed in 2020.
I was able to contact the company and get information from their archives on it when I bought it as new old stock in 2010.
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This Companion is my Companion. Its name is Companion
Green toothpick and tweezers would look fantastic in that!
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Would have to be green & yellow. It's a Sydney model after all
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This!!!
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A Spartan without the toothpick or tweezers. I'm doubt it's old enough to be called a Standard.
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I've actually got four of them now that I look. I've often wondered if it was just a year Spartans came without scale tools.
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An Explorer by two toasted ham and cheese sangas, that I'm having for Sunday breakfast.
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Believe it or not but I have one of their watches, a Revue Thommen Grandville dress watch. I have a bad picture of it on my brother's wrist. I gave it to him in 2014 and it came back to me when he passed in 2020.
I was able to contact the company and get information from their archives on it when I bought it as new old stock in 2010.
Thanks, I'm really sorry about your brother's death, but this is a good watch.
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I got them from a similar place. If a paid sponsor here had them, I'd buy there for sure, but at this point, it looks to me that any reasonable priced ultem or PEI stuff has to be found elsewhere. There are some specialty sites that have ultem things for ridiculous prices, but you can get the same exact items, from the source, at 1/3 the price.craytab
May I ask where you found the ultem scales on your SAK? I've seen a few on ebay for ~20 bucks but was wondering if it's "real" ultem and not a cheaper plastic imitation?
These look, weigh, and feel like ultem to me. They were not a perfect snap on fit. I used some gorilla glue and a vice over night and they seem to be staying like they should. There are a few sharp spots, like the cut out for the Philips. The machining in the groves was a little ruff, but a minute or two of flits smoothed it out. I'm not worried about having to do that since cheap lesser plastic would show the type of ruff milling needing this sort of attention. Kind of lets you know it is real, if that makes sense.
I did go into it knowing it was a bit of a risk considering the source. You must realize that with these sort of things. If there was a reasonable alternative, I would have taken it. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase and comfortable with the risk I took.
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Thanks for your feedback. They look nice on a SAK at least.
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