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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 08 2008, @11:00AM
An anonymous person writes:
Saturday at an auction at the Heritage auction house in Dallas Texas, Morrissey bid on and won a rare James Dean watch, the winning bid was $40,000 plus. He did this thru a phone bid, which was set up thru Heritage. The watch reported as one of James Deans's favorites, and one he wore during the filming of "East of Eden", and much of his early stage work. this is a rare time piece and a wonderful score for the Mozzer.
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Additional info: James Dean's "Lucky Charm" Watch to be Auctioned - Heritage Auctions
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promo pic (Score:0)
Wow! Congrats Moz! (Score:1)
Whoo! Morrissey must be thrilled! I'm so happy for him!
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nice. (Score:1)
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Disturbing. (Score:0)
Let's hope... (Score:0)
How do we know Moz bought it? (Score:1)
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Congratulations (Score:1)
I'm sure Mr Morrissey will wear it with pride..
I was also reading about Elisabeth Taylor..
She received great satisfaction on purchasing a lovely pendent that Dutches Wallis Windsor would wear just for her. They had become very good friends... After she passed away... This pendent went out on Auction..
and Elisabeth believed it was her duty her call to have it...
She paid an awful lot of money for it.
I believe when it is a certain pearl you want , money has to be no subject to have it..
Elizabeth Taylor has the pendent and is happily taking care of it.
http://www.majestymagazine.com/images/items/large
Anyhow I think It is great that Mr Morrissey takes pride in the meaningful little and personal things in life..
Good show!
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Nice watch but.... (Score:0)
I've bought from Heritage (Score:0)
i don't get it (Score:1)
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Good for him (Score:1)
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Oh what a night! (Score:0)
chelski - bring it on!!
Whoa ..... (Score:0)
Way to have your priorities straight Mr. Morrissey
Luck? (Score:1)
it might be unlucky to wear the watch belonging
to a man who had an early demise.
Forgive my harshness, but gee whiz I hope James
Dean wasn't wearing it when he died.
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He wasnt wearing it (Score:0)
I've just read the article linked on the main page.
he wasn't wearing it at the time of the crash.
he left, or should i say, gave it to some woman named "Tillie" to whom he was very close, before the crash ever happened.
Moz's watch (Score:0)
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Did Moz Miss These? (Score:1)
http://entertainment.ha.com/common/view_item.php?
He missed out on this one, which I actually saw at Bonham's & Butterfield's, as a friend works there:
http://www.daylife.com/photo/004ydGxdAi9ye/James_
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The only salvation being (Score:0)
Can you imagine, an oscar wilde first edition along with james dean watch
She'd probably get preferential treatment.
As if? lol lol lol lol
Anyways
Liverpool battered Arses...bring it on you chelski!
Bells ringin?
Salvation being julia didn't buy it for him (Score:0)
I'd have bought it for him ten times, if I didnt have to pay council tax.
I guess millionaires dont suffer like us.
"Oh honey! You shouldn't have!" (Score:1)
Alas, that particular good luck charm didn't help Jimmy with his acting...Maybe he should have bought the socks that bring talent instead?
Reason to rejoice: I suppose the manly tradition of giving it to the only person you allow to prepare your hair will live on.
All that money.Honestly Morrissey.
I mean, look! Can't you see Mr Boorer is starving?!?
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Interesting (Score:0)
What will he buy next? (Score:0)
It was me who posted the Dean watch on the forum (Score:1)
Cheers.
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I bet (Score:1)
losing already several rings
it's a nice watch, but weared strange, those
watches used to be ringed in 3-less costume, and
than the part under the jacket, through a buttonhole and the watch in the little pocket
am I the only one who find 40 grand way too much?
like it's not a Rolex, it's only a watch owned
by James Dean, and only cause of that it's what
any fool will pay for it, if it was mine it
wouldn't even be sold
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