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I stand by my comments. His K serial 15400 silver “sold” in late February, then 1 week later he has another K serial 15400 for sale at a higher price. He’s not alone. I’ve noticed 2 other greys do the same thing.
GB-man;9534517]yikes Nothing wrong with adjusting inventory pricing but it was purported he was marking them sold. If that is true it is much different. Paying through the nose for a current production RO (formerly 15400 and now 15500) does not make sense to me. These are still attainable. Visit your local boutique and ask nicely. Maybe buy an ROC to get the ball rolling. Its not nearly as bad as dealing with patek and rolex. Yet.[/QUOTE] |
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