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yep Beautiful mate. Simply beautiful.

Top row, 5th from the left. Is that a Rolex Daytona? That's my favorite watch. I'm watch mad too. Just can't afford how mad I'd like to get

The interior is hideous. About as exciting as the grocery cart I was pushing around yesterday. And where are all the gauges????? A sports car deserves gauges!

Thanks Everytime I blast past an old geezer in his Buick I imagine him admiring my flaps at the next stoplight. They're embarrassing for sure but keep my paint intact. My winter wheels are also sunken in a bit so the whole winter package is ugly but it works.

Nothin' stops us northern yanks. We're a hearty bunch. Go south of the Mason-Dixion line and it's a whole other story. They shut down everything if it snows. We're due for another storm tonight. It is getting old

You would be shocked at how well the Zed performs in snow. My only enemy is ground clearance. I do wish I could store her for the winter but I drive 40 miles a day to work and I LOVE driving so it makes sense to do it in a nice car. I'm not a garage queen kind of guy.

Just thought I'd post a few pixs of my winter "beater" 5 degrees today (-16 centigrade) today. I've got some Michelin snow tires and the Zed really does well in snow. We average 80"+ a year

Welcome Be careful mate if you drive her in ANY snow. Zed's come with high performance summer tires. They turn to concrete in the winter and are flat dangerous in snow.

Welcome & beautiful Zed! Are those two cars behind your Zed in the first picture making out?

The yellow one is beautiful. Lambo rip off or not, it's pretty. I wish Ford would copy a Bentley Brookland. At least then I'd have a shot of owning something that gorgeous.

Just found this thread. Nice wheels. One of the best looks in my opinion.

Way more horse power than brains. Fortunately no one innocent died.

Very well bought! You'll enjoy the drive back. You'll remember it for years. Nothing like that first drive after signing your life away

Man I love the Z in white. Love that little rear hatch lip spoiler. Nice car. Very tastful.

Looks awesome mate. Love your color choice and wheels. Good pixs

TAG do the same. I had one stolen in a burglary and I found the replacement online but the insurance company wouldn't allow me to buy it and gave me vouchers for a heck of a lot more to get the replacement model.....!! That's cool. It really pays to insure your jewelry. My wife has several high dollar items and we schedule all of it.

I was just on Breitling's website and right on their home page they make it clear that no certified dealer is allowed to sell Breitlings on the internet and if they do, Breitling will not honor the purchase. There aren't any dealers around me. That sucks.

bigphil, I just peed my pants Those Breitlings are BEAUTIFUL. You have very nice taste!

I'd swear I'm driving. Sounds like me shifting.

I don't wear any jewelry but I do like a blingy watch. The nice thing about the higher end watches (Rolex, Patek, Breitling) is that they hold their value. At least in the states they do. If you take care of your Rolex, you can sell it years down the road for nearly what you paid. They can be an investment like diamond jewelry.

Very true. The Pro Diver is a direct copy of the Submariner but I don't want to spend $5,000 for a watch. I agree wholeheartedly that at least it has a good movement.

This thread isn't going where I'd hoped it would

I hear that all the time over here. Invicta sold 1.7 million watches last year yet they are not available thru the normal outlets such as jewelry stores.

Anyone here on this site a fan of Invicta watches? I just picked up a 26 jewel (Sellita SW 200) swiss made Invicta Pro Diver with blue MOP dial and solid end links. This is my 5th Invicta. I'm very satisfied with their quality and cost. We have a shopping network here in the states that is the largest vendor of Invicta watches and they have some unbelievable prices. I'm wondering what kind of reputation Invicta has in Europe.

Waiting for a new car is the longest wait in the world! IT WILL BE WORTH IT! Welcome