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Jamie Kennedy
07:49 PM on September 22, 2009
Dear Mr. Patrizzi,
I am sorry to use your site to ask questions with regard to watch purchases as I know this is not what this website is designed for but I am in a little bit of a predicament to my next purchase as i only make a watch purchase every few years due to financial reasons. I save a little every month for a watch I believe I will have great pleasure owning and if I am lucky enough it may even make a little money after my enjoyment. I am looking at two watches at the moment which will be for the long term enjoyment. The first is the Romain Jerome titanic watch (Titanic DNA Watch Rusted Steel OXY3) as I am a ship designer to trade so has some special sentiment to me and also the Patrizzi Dial Daytona. The Daytona is very close to my heart as it is the watch I dreamt of for many years and took the most saving. I saved for my Daytona since I was 15 years old and finally bought a white face stainless steel when I was 23. I am now 33 and have had many happy years with it but after seeing the colour of the Patrizzi I have changed allegiance from my white face Daytona. The advice I seek is your opinion of which watch you feel would give me the best reward financially after 12 - 15 years if kept in excellent condition. I gratefully appreciate your valued opinion in this matter and once again apologise for using your website in such a manner.
Yours Truly, Jamie Kennedy
I am sorry to use your site to ask questions with regard to watch purchases as I know this is not what this website is designed for but I am in a little bit of a predicament to my next purchase as i only make a watch purchase every few years due to financial reasons. I save a little every month for a watch I believe I will have great pleasure owning and if I am lucky enough it may even make a little money after my enjoyment. I am looking at two watches at the moment which will be for the long term enjoyment. The first is the Romain Jerome titanic watch (Titanic DNA Watch Rusted Steel OXY3) as I am a ship designer to trade so has some special sentiment to me and also the Patrizzi Dial Daytona. The Daytona is very close to my heart as it is the watch I dreamt of for many years and took the most saving. I saved for my Daytona since I was 15 years old and finally bought a white face stainless steel when I was 23. I am now 33 and have had many happy years with it but after seeing the colour of the Patrizzi I have changed allegiance from my white face Daytona. The advice I seek is your opinion of which watch you feel would give me the best reward financially after 12 - 15 years if kept in excellent condition. I gratefully appreciate your valued opinion in this matter and once again apologise for using your website in such a manner.
Yours Truly, Jamie Kennedy
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Jamie Kennedy
01:13 PM on August 30, 2009
Dear Mr Patrizzi,
I am very sorry to read of the troubles you have been through, and still going through. I stumbled upon your site as I was looking to find out who the man was that the world came to name a Rolex after (Daytona with the Patrizzi dial). I cant tell you how happy I am that I was able to find it has been named after somebody very deserving. From reading everything you have went through over the last two years you have done amazingly well to start over. It takes a great person who is able pick themselves up after so many crushing lies, the great loss of capital and still go on to create greatness once again. I am sure you have given inspiration to everyone who has followed your plight as you have given me.
I wish you all the very best in the months and years to come and I hope from now everything will go your way.
Yours Truly
Jamie Kennedy
I am very sorry to read of the troubles you have been through, and still going through. I stumbled upon your site as I was looking to find out who the man was that the world came to name a Rolex after (Daytona with the Patrizzi dial). I cant tell you how happy I am that I was able to find it has been named after somebody very deserving. From reading everything you have went through over the last two years you have done amazingly well to start over. It takes a great person who is able pick themselves up after so many crushing lies, the great loss of capital and still go on to create greatness once again. I am sure you have given inspiration to everyone who has followed your plight as you have given me.
I wish you all the very best in the months and years to come and I hope from now everything will go your way.
Yours Truly
Jamie Kennedy
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An Observer
03:49 AM on July 28, 2009
Dear Osvaldo,
I am pleased to see that you have presented a clear view of what happened at Antiquorum and have been able to overcome the enormous psychological stress of the past 2 years.
Many people have been hurt personally, professionally and financially in this process, and unfortunately this is probably still ongoing.
I hope that with the launch Patrizzi & Co, there will at least in part be a happy ending, and I trust that the initiators of these nefarious events will eventually get their just rewards.
An informed Observer
I am pleased to see that you have presented a clear view of what happened at Antiquorum and have been able to overcome the enormous psychological stress of the past 2 years.
Many people have been hurt personally, professionally and financially in this process, and unfortunately this is probably still ongoing.
I hope that with the launch Patrizzi & Co, there will at least in part be a happy ending, and I trust that the initiators of these nefarious events will eventually get their just rewards.
An informed Observer
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Gerardo
03:23 AM on July 23, 2009
Complimenti per aver avuto il coraggio di far sapere quello che di solito non viene detto e che sanno solo i ben informati...
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Aldo
02:22 AM on February 06, 2009
Ciao Osvaldo, sono un ex abitante di Via S.Maur.... e mi fa piacere aver trovato un vecchio amico. Non potresti scrivere anche in italiano? così ti potremmo seguire di più.
Ciao e speriamo si risentirci.
Ciao e speriamo si risentirci.
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Christopher Famiglietti
07:48 AM on January 12, 2009
Being a former director at Antiquorum USA, and being treated by you in such a loving and caring manner, even after the accident that almost took my life, I cannot express the gratitude in an email. Your vision will be sorely missed, and your hard work in whatever endeavor you choose, will find its success...It is an honor to simply know you, and call you a friend.
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Bernardino
04:25 PM on January 07, 2009
Hello,
regarding the gentleman's sales in may for 4,936,843 CHF according to your information : I have seen a final result of 10,418,180 CHF (Antiquorum result) : where is the remaining money according to you (taking into account the 20% premium) ?
See you at the Blei auction!
Many thanks and Happy new year !
Bernardino
regarding the gentleman's sales in may for 4,936,843 CHF according to your information : I have seen a final result of 10,418,180 CHF (Antiquorum result) : where is the remaining money according to you (taking into account the 20% premium) ?
See you at the Blei auction!
Many thanks and Happy new year !
Bernardino
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Francesca Gomes (former Antiquorum emplo…
09:20 PM on November 06, 2008
Dear Osvaldo:
I was so sorry to read about your troubles. I know it has been quite a long time since I worked for you, and so it took me almost as long to hear about what has been happening. Please stay strong and look to the future now.
All The Best Always!
I was so sorry to read about your troubles. I know it has been quite a long time since I worked for you, and so it took me almost as long to hear about what has been happening. Please stay strong and look to the future now.
All The Best Always!
