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By: rijowysock
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More Pictures..... :-D
Jun 27 2008,00:23 AM

was bored...











-riley

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By: gazoz
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Nice Freak
Jun 27 2008,00:34 AM

good pics too enjoy

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By: rijowysock
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thank you,
Jun 27 2008,00:42 AM


also wanted to say thank you to puristspro for providing this forum,

without the informative help from bernard and a little "kick" from amanico it wouldnt have happened..

thank you

-riley

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By: Ronald Held
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certainly not going to complain about extra Freak pictures. (nt)
Jun 27 2008,07:33 AM

NT

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By: Tim Jackson
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More great pics, thanks for sharing, cheers.
Jun 27 2008,09:34 AM


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By: palmasea
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Congratulations Riley! :))
Jun 27 2008,13:47 PM

Wear in good health.

regards

palmasea

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By: gary161
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Info please
Jun 27 2008,19:17 PM

Great pictures. Beautiful watch. What kind of lens are you using to shoot with?

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By: rijowysock
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its just a 350D with the stock 18-55?
Jun 27 2008,22:58 PM


i think thats what it is.. it really sucks to be honest, to get some "decent" ones i had to take quite a few pics..

i need to get a better lens someday, the standard one stinks

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By: gmhutton
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Freak ownership is a bit like a gentlemans club. here's my membership card!
Jul 04 2008,13:41 PM

i love pics that show the gold centre 'bit' on the outside of the dial to best effect.

Graham



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By: amanico
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Love this idea, Graham!
Jul 04 2008,13:44 PM


Indeed a Freaaaakie Gentlemen club!
And when I remember what people was saying at the beginning when seeing in the year 2001 this watch!
We should make a roll call for Freak owners, my friend...
Best.
Nicolas

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By: bernard cheong
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Darn good colors with those pictures! More..
Jul 05 2008,17:37 PM

I dare to say that in the last 8 years, the Freak has just begun to gather a following.

It took 6 years, in 2006, to get any attention.

Like the history of some paintings and cars, it seems to be following the same curve.

It may be that by 2010, it will reach very high levels of interest.  That will be the anniversary.

By 2025, it will be a VERY sought after work. Truly, a watch for your next generation.

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