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	<title>Comments on: New Oakley Watches: Oakley 12 Gauge</title>
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		<title>By: Ed Bass</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ed Bass</dc:creator>
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		<description>I bought the 12 Gauge about two weeks ago with the stainless steel/carbon bracelet and I totally love it. Before I had a Nixon &quot;the producer&quot; and  kept it for about 8 years. During those years I never really saw a watch that made mine feel obsolete in terms of style even the high end watches. I knew what I wanted but couldn&#039;t find it. That was until I saw the 12 Gauge in a store in Cancun about a month ago. From that moment, my mind was set, the price just didn&#039;t matter.  &lt;br /&gt;I really like the fact that this watch is technical and esthetic at the same time. The case is really big and suit my wrist size perfectly. It&#039;s also pretty light for a watch of that size. The bracelet is just wide enough and meets the case in a great way. The brushed metal/matte black color combo makes the 12 Gauge stand out but not in a flashy way. The big buttons adds to the overall balance of the design. The watch come in a wood box with a beautyfull metal emblem on it. It&#039;s not really important but it just adds to the pleasure of buying the watch. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I bought the 12 Gauge about two weeks ago with the stainless steel/carbon bracelet and I totally love it. Before I had a Nixon &quot;the producer&quot; and  kept it for about 8 years. During those years I never really saw a watch that made mine feel obsolete in terms of style even the high end watches. I knew what I wanted but couldn&#039;t find it. That was until I saw the 12 Gauge in a store in Cancun about a month ago. From that moment, my mind was set, the price just didn&#039;t matter.  <br />I really like the fact that this watch is technical and esthetic at the same time. The case is really big and suit my wrist size perfectly. It&#039;s also pretty light for a watch of that size. The bracelet is just wide enough and meets the case in a great way. The brushed metal/matte black color combo makes the 12 Gauge stand out but not in a flashy way. The big buttons adds to the overall balance of the design. The watch come in a wood box with a beautyfull metal emblem on it. It&#039;s not really important but it just adds to the pleasure of buying the watch.</p>
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