Introducing: The MB&F Arachnophobia, A Clock That Will Give 3.5 To 6.1 Percent Of You The Major Creeps
MB&F is nothing if not iconoclastic in its approach to everything fromwell, to everything, and this time they've come up with a clock that is guaranteed to not be bought by a sizeable fraction of the general population (that's right, adjusted for where you live, 3.1 to 6.5 percent of the general population suffers from flat out arachnophobia – irrational fear of spiders – and while a lot of the rest of us don't, we still prefer as a rule to keep our distance). It's the Arachnophobia, which is – well, there's no way to sugarcoat it, this is a clock in the shape of a giant spider. A giant spider with long, spiky legs. A clock, we repeat, in the shape of a monstrous arachnid that bears more than a little resemblance to the final form of the Other Mother in Coraline. (Seriously, though, don't click on the link if you don't like monstrous demonic soul-eaters in the shape of spiders. Did you click on the link? Now see, that's why we told

15400 vs 15202 Jumbo
Greetings TRFers.I intend buying my first AP pretty soon now. I have gotten the strong impression from numerous posts here on the forum that many people who know believe that the 15202 is the one to have.My gut feeling draws me towards the 15400 with black dial. I have 7.5 inch wrists so the 41mm suits me, and I am having difficulty getting my head around the idea of a watch with no second hand. The 15400 also happens to be substantially less money.I would appreciate hearing your opinions on why the 15202 is considered the one to have over and above the 15400. Thank you.

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I've seen two different sets of markings in the diver's clasp. Which do you have ?AB

Does anyone own the Seamaster with the Moonphase?
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How many Stainless Steel Sky Dwellers are out there, and did you pay retail or Grey M
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