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Old 17 May 2008, 08:55 PM   #27
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I would go for a brand new one rather than one a few years old. I don't think over £2,500 for a watch that is a few years old is enough of a discount. Why not pay the extra and have it brand new? If you're spending £2,500 what's an extra £600 odd?

But if you are worried about the credit crunch then watches are the last thing we should all be buying. But who am I to talk - I am the worst when it comes to spending money. Seize the day I say!

But whichever you decide - new or old - I hope you love it!
"Seize the day" I'm realising this more & more. Another consequence of getting old(er).

You're dead right about the price variation. But anywhere I can save money on this purchase will make life alot easier at home!
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