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Devin wrote:Oscar I am trying to understand what would make this a $3000+ watch??what makes an Anonimo,or Ennebe in bronze worth $4000.-$8000.?..so what am I missing that makes it not worth $3000.
What am I missing here
the NautilusII-b is under $3000.,and could go less if the euro drops,but I don't see this watch lasting out the week before it is sold out....I can say that if you have ever seen the inside construction of a Kazimon,and the craftsmanship of a small batch watch made in a small watchmakers shop,made,and assembled 100% in Germany than you would know...I got mine,and will be extremely happy with it...everyone has opinions based on conjecture,and without any real hands on experience with a brand,I made mine knowing what it takes to build a Kazimon,and am not forcing this brand on anyone,although I have been praising the brand for the past 7 years since 1st meeting Kazim.
+1 on that. With the actual change on the NO.Krone the price is not that bad for me at all considering what it gives.
But as said, bronze don't give me a hard-on so I'll pass.