Hahaha. Welcome to the club, mate! 
Looks fine, by the way.

last week bought 2 3/4 length shirt from subzero/subs shop
each shirt cost about RM110 after discount

Where u got the mini ot? I wish to get one too.

mind telling how much for the Armani watch?

USD 295

i see...rm985.30 after conversion...
anyway, nice one u have. 

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Added on January 16, 2010, 2:38 pmexcuse me, one more question. is it swiss made or? sorry for my noob question.

Yeah in kl i saw selling bout 1.4k MYR. It's japan made i believe so. Strap made in china. Rare for armani to be made in swiss less it's high end Armani watches like the ones selling for USD 500 and above.

did the back of the watch state its Jap quartz? other wise maybe china.
fossil made Armani watches. iirc all mechanical fossil watches are chinese made, quartz.. maybe be Jap or China.

Nope just stated Emporio Armani . AR-2432 (this was bought from US so maybe was did under Fossil which is based in US too ?

Fossil, Inc. (NASDAQ: FOSL) is a designer and manufacturer of clothing and accessories, primarily watches and jewelry, but also sunglasses and wallets, based in Richardson, Texas, United States. Their brands include Fossil, Relic, Abacus, Burberry, Emporio Armani, Michele Watch and Zodiac Watch.

Thunder out of China: Chinese movements no longer just on the horizon

To be honest, Fossil put Chinese movements on the map and on the right track. Fossil’s initial order of 800,000 Sea-Gull mechanical movements (total purchase to date is estimated at over 1.2 million and counting) sent a message to the watch world that Chinese movement manufacturers were and would become a force with which to be reckoned.
Currently, the Chinese market is growing, even in the face of a worldwide recession. Estimates are that there is a 300 million person middle class and they are soon becoming, if they are not already, interested in the finer things in life, and for men that means watches.
The biggest Chinese watch and movement manufactures, Shanghai and Sea-Gull, are at a crossroads. Both founded in 1955, their primarily mission has been to manufacture affordable timepieces for the laobaixing, the masses. Now, however, both companies are improving quality and slowly leaving that market, heading to more expensive, more complicated timepieces. It’s a huge shift for these companies, but it’s also not something that can happen overnight.

..... more on the link above ....

Fossil is a US brand.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossil,_Inc.
http://www.europastar.com/europastar/magaz...t_id=1004030938
a darn funny review here.
http://www.amazon.com/Emporio-Armani-Autom...r/dp/B0019LY43S