new Wusthof "Classic Icon" Line
 

Why didn't you *******s tell me Wusthof has a new line out:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=AMw5tgYmKt0

I don't like the wavy handles personally. I'll stick with my Classic line.

new Wusthof "Classic Icon" Line
 

"Zippy P" > wrote in message
. net...
> Why didn't you *******s tell me Wusthof has a new line out:
>
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=AMw5tgYmKt0
>
> I don't like the wavy handles personally. I'll stick with my Classic
> line.


It'll be interesting to see if they discontinue their previous line. There
were outrageously smoking deals all over the Internet when they came out
with their Grand Prix II line and places were closing out their original
Grands Prix. I cleaned house and happily bought the old blades.

Hasta,
Curt Nelson

new Wusthof "Classic Icon" Line
 

Curt Nelson <X> wrote:
>It'll be interesting to see if they discontinue their previous line. There
>were outrageously smoking deals all over the Internet when they came out
>with their Grand Prix II line and places were closing out their original
>Grands Prix. I cleaned house and happily bought the old blades.

They'll never retire the Classic line. They've been all
too happy to keep it around and uber-expensive while
issuing all sorts of alternate stylings.

Somewhere around here are a bunch of posts showing the
taxonomy.

Looks like the family tree needs a new twig.

--Blair

new Wusthof "Classic Icon" Line
 

On Sat, 23 Jun 2007 09:41:16 GMT, "Zippy P" > wrote:

>Why didn't you *******s tell me Wusthof has a new line out:

We probably assumed that everyone gets the same junk mail, like Cutlery Direct,
and knew about this a month or two ago.

-- Larry

new Wusthof "Classic Icon" Line
 

:P

They better not discontinue the Classic line.. it makes up 60% of their
business. I'd rather buy Henckels in the classic design than go to some
wavy-handled cr@p.

new Wusthof "Classic Icon" Line
 

Zippy P > wrote:
>:P
>
>They better not discontinue the Classic line.. it makes up 60% of their
>business. I'd rather buy Henckels in the classic design than go to some
>wavy-handled cr@p.

And keeping it fresh means they come up with
ideas like this:

http://www.cutleryandmore.com/details.asp?SKU=11851

If they rely on constantly changing handles for uniqueness
we'll never see that stuff again.

--Blair