The Statue of San Sebastian

You own one of the largest ranches in California, the most cattle, the best land and the toughest riders. But I'll tell you something, Mr. Crown. The little mission of San Sebastian is going to defeat you.

Have gone! Will travel! Starring Mr. John Dana as Paladin. San Francisco, 1875, the Carlton Hotel, headquarters of a man called Paladin. Ah, Mr. Paladin.

Mmm. Mmm. Morning, hey boy. Whoa, hope I don't spoil breakfast, Pangi. No, no. Telegram came for you just now. Thank you. Ah, Ili, breakfast in Darling Room most unusual for you. Ah, rare occasion? Hey boy.

Who's that young lady? Over there sitting alone at the table next to the window. Oh, that young lady check in two days ago. Sweet two, one, two. Alone? Alone. Mm-hmm. Charming. Charming. Well, Lisa, are you up on telegram?

Oh, yes. Oh, hey boy. Why don't you ask the young lady if I might join her for a cup of coffee. She must be lonely. Oh, so early in the morning. Oh, yes sir. Oh, whoa, you rushed telegram.

What happened? Makes social engagement. Wait a minute, hey boy. Oh, no, what happened? I've changed my mind. This telegram's from Mr. Ian Crown in San Sebastian, California. He offers a rather large sum of money.

Would you send him a wire, please? Have a gun with trouble. Yes. I'll be leaving on the next stage. What about poor charming, lonely young lady? That'll have to wait until I return. Unfortunately, business comes first.

This is Frank Knight speaking for the world's most honored watch, L'ongein. In the conquest of the Old West, men won fame through feats of bravery and daring. Today things are different, but fame can still be won.