Rolex Trip To National Watch & Clock Museum

[braty]

Originally Posted by KINGROLESAR

Thanks you - your threads inspire. The picture is of radish , herb butter and toast. My father basically liked eating this combo in sandwich form when I was a child. Once cheap peasant food .....now expensive mainline stuff

Wow! I'm just looking at the Perc menu..what was this dish called? It looks delicious.

[Spartacus]

Incredible thread. Beautiful pictures, thank you for sharing.

[KINGROLESAR]

Originally Posted by Lol-x

Thanks for sharing your experience.
The photos are awesome!!!!!

I like the B/W of your EXII in front of the clock, initially I thought that was part of an exhibit

It blends in pretty well

Originally Posted by eeh100773

Sounds like an opportunity for a future GTG Drew!!

Was thinking the same thing Eddie

Originally Posted by lipjin

thanks for the pictures! makes it just like we were there:)

Thank you.

Originally Posted by wantonebad

Great post!

Also good to see Dell Deaton's hard work made it to the Bond exhibit, having posted his findings here as well is a real feather in this forums cap!!

they did a nice job with the exhibit.

Originally Posted by sammyofkahala

Very cool, thanks for sharing!! Awesome Jeep btw.

it's lots of fun.

Originally Posted by locutus49

Fantastic photo-montage. King, was that your orange Jeep out front? Very cool car.

On the James Bond display, I'm glad they included the gold Gruen dress watch that Sean Connery wore in the first two films when dressed in evening attire. Later in those movies, in more casual dress, he wore Rolex.

Yes very orange agree! it was a nicely presented display

[KINGROLESAR]

a few more -

[KINGROLESAR]

Originally Posted by braty

Wow! I'm just looking at the Perc menu..what was this dish called? It looks delicious.

definitely was

Originally Posted by Spartacus

Incredible thread. Beautiful pictures, thank you for sharing.

[KINGROLESAR]

3 more - and with that last one...... It's time to let this thread GO!!!!! Note- bathroom is from Parc not museum