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DC is right, the odd one will always break the rules, like the highest price i have seen for a 1533G (albeit in very good condition) recently which was $7000, but i'd say that was unusual, a few people WANTED it and so there was a reason for the price.
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: I wish it did- but I think this is a one off and I'm surprised that
: a bid of USD2500 (EUR1700) wasn't enough to let it go- seller
: posts at OTD.
: I look back at the watches that Alex and Abel sold at Chronotrader
: over the last few months- I believe both in the 1000-1200 EUR
: range. Those were in excellent condition as well.
: Sometimes a watch captures the imagination...of at least 2 bidders!
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