On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 16:27:00 GMT, "StocksRus®"
> wrote:

>"Matthew L. Martin" > wrote in
ws.com:
>
>> Eddie wrote:
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>>> On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 15:25:23 GMT, bbq > wrote:
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>>>>Default User wrote:
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>>>>>Kyle Tucker wrote:
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>>>>>>Mine arrived yesterday - so 10 days from order. And as another plus,
>>>>>>it came with a free cover inside the box. Not sure if that's always
>>>>>>included, but it's labeled outside as if it's a bonus. I'll try to
>>>>>>break it in this weekend if we get out of the 20's.
>>>
>>> I ordered on the 12th and it was shipped on the 16th and arrived on
>>> the 20th. Four days from Kentucky to my front door. Not bad.
>>> Not a scratch on it either. A beautiful, well-made grill. Very
>>> impressed with workmanship. Tight detail. Reminds me of my Rolex.
>>> :-)
>>
>> How many racks of ribs can you get on your Rolex?
>>
>> Matthew
>
>Mine sits in my dresser. Four times had it worked on and cleaned and it
>still loses about 4 minutes a day.

OT - is it a mechanical works? If so it's not the watch - it's you.
I too can take a superbly crafted mecahnical watch and wear it for a
couple of days and it is a guarantee that the thing will be 12-15
minutes slow after two days. My wife can then put it and it will be
spot for bloody ever. Electronic time pieces work fine for me. I
have read where people like me [and you] show up once in a while.

Harry