Re:Francis Coppola selling his antique watch after $100M los...
by maratc on Friday October 24, 2025 @04:41PM
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> it's clearly a pretty special watch
Not arguing with that: https://www.fpjourne.com/en/collection/classique-collection/...
It's neither "old" nor "outdated" nor "ancient," and it's not "made in imitation of antiquity" so I don't understand why they call this watch "antique." It's a cutting edge thing, as far as modern horology goes.
Re:Francis Coppola selling his antique watch after $100M los...
by cool_man_bob on Saturday October 25, 2025 @11:36PM
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The other day. I saw a news article on Facebook roughly along the lines of:
“Celebrity A angry at people mourning the death of celebrity B”
Pretty odd sounding right? Upon looking at the comments though, people pointed out that Celebrity A was not angry at people “mourning” Celebrity B but “mocking”.
A bit of an odd typo, or perhaps a blatant lie to capture attention, among the most valuable currencies. There are no potential consequences only potential benefits to lying.
› which tells time using the fingers and thumb retracting and extending. Production versions of the watch have sold privately for around $1 million, according to THR.