Post by otis on Jan 15, 2008 5:33:56 GMT -6
Late yesterday evening, a UBB (Un-identified Brown Box) was intercepted mid-flight.
The following photographs attempt to document the event.
No bubble wrap was harmed.
Photos of what we are calling 'The unwrapping'. Photographed by an as-yet unkown indivudual, possibly suffering from the effects of 'brown paper madness', brought on by a long day at work with no deliveries, but surprise surprise... look what 5:50pm brought!
This last photos shows what we believe to be an 'obelisk'...some sort of...strange black thing, possibly sent to earth to confuse monkeys.
...Just kidding. I'll get serious now.
I was honestly impressed by the way this watch came packaged. Certainly above and beyond what I imagined, and I'm sure a lot better than some large manufacturers out there.
Inside this box, was not only a watch, but a wonderfully documented journey of 'construction', in the form of a pictorial CD-ROM. Very cool Al!
I'm going to keep the words short and let the pics do the talking... but I'll say this.... Wow!!! I love it! I'm blown away!
This watch does have presence, and it sits so nice on the wrist. I just love the thickness of it, and no tapering/bevelling on the case.... perfect!
BTW... strap is only temporary, I'll be making my own soon.
Thank you for this Al, thank you very much mate, this is awesome!
The following photographs attempt to document the event.
No bubble wrap was harmed.
Photos of what we are calling 'The unwrapping'. Photographed by an as-yet unkown indivudual, possibly suffering from the effects of 'brown paper madness', brought on by a long day at work with no deliveries, but surprise surprise... look what 5:50pm brought!
This last photos shows what we believe to be an 'obelisk'...some sort of...strange black thing, possibly sent to earth to confuse monkeys.
...Just kidding. I'll get serious now.
I was honestly impressed by the way this watch came packaged. Certainly above and beyond what I imagined, and I'm sure a lot better than some large manufacturers out there.
Inside this box, was not only a watch, but a wonderfully documented journey of 'construction', in the form of a pictorial CD-ROM. Very cool Al!
I'm going to keep the words short and let the pics do the talking... but I'll say this.... Wow!!! I love it! I'm blown away!
This watch does have presence, and it sits so nice on the wrist. I just love the thickness of it, and no tapering/bevelling on the case.... perfect!
BTW... strap is only temporary, I'll be making my own soon.
Thank you for this Al, thank you very much mate, this is awesome!
That's my favorite Archer model. Nice work Al. 
