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Old 3 June 2012, 02:05 AM   #1
DG123
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Originally Posted by skyman51 View Post
I believe any watch model that is no longer made, increases in value with every MSRP increase for new watches. Just my opinion.
You may be right about that. 18 months ago I was looking to buy a 36mm Explorer.
At that time most dealers had no inventory of 36mm Explorers and had been selling the new 39mm for about 6 weeks.
The AD offered me a 10% discount on the 39mm but wanted full MSRP for the old 36mm.
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