Vintage Bulova

You know, Jay, I always had my suspicions about your poor character, but you just eliminated all doubt. Your true character is revealed: you're a petty, envious, cowardly, little man who has nothing better to do than violate eBay's privacy policies by posting a portion of my eBay bidding history on your Web site. How sad that you can't come up with better content! No wonder no one ever goes to your site or participates in your forum. They would only look as pathetic as you do.

For the record, most of the watch buying community follows my eBay buys, because I make no attempt to hide my identity. I regularly get emails from fellow collectors about my recent purchases. If I cared about that, I would start buying under a different name. So, sorry, but you have revealed nothing that anyone who cares didn't already know.

As for why I buy and what those buys do or don't say about me, I'm quite sure that you and your equally small minded friends have neither the intellectual capacity nor the education to make that determination. You should leave such questions to those qualified to answer them, and devote your time and energy to what you should have for dinner tonight. That's clearly the limit of your analytical abilities.

Finally, I was disappointed to note that the list you posted did not include one of my best recent purchases. My husband bought me a solid gold Mini Accutron with matching solid gold bracelet for my birthday. It cost well over $3k. Too bad that one didn't make the list, but you'll be able to see it soon enough on Watchophilia.com. Just try not to let the jealousy eat you alive. You would be a true loss to the watch collecting community, as we always need a little comic relief.

P.S. I tried to respond to your posting in your forum and found that you have banned me as a user, though I have never posted there before. So, you have banned me to avoid having your attacks on me challenged. You're such a coward! One of the things I would have pointed out, since you appear to have missed it, is that quite a few of the items on the list of bidding activity are vintage advertisements that serve only one purpose: to help others who visit Watchophilia.com identify their own watches.

Nice enough watches, but the snide comments about Lisa from Watchophilia will not help his site.
I once thought Jay the site owner knew a bit about vintage Bulovas, but he never seems to say much, just follows the "herd", even when they are wrong.