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In context, some people are paying from 4k (lightly used, apparently, ex dealer stock) to more than 7k for a watch like the Omega Z-33. I happen to love the Z-33 but for an SS retro-cased ana-digi with a good brand (that needs to have the rubber strap replaced by something much more substantial), that one is just a bit off the radar at present and at those prices.
If I can focus on the K-Naut II for a moment - Oscar - I don't know why, but your wristies highlight every one of your watches to the max. Often I wait for your "outdoors skyward" shots to show me the watch in all of its true glory rather than relying on the professional shots of the manufacturers taken inside under special lighting.
This new arrival of yours is bloody magnificent, appears perfectly executed with fantastic attention to detail, and is absolutely worth what you are willing to pay for it.
IMHO one of the most beautiful looking, perfectly detailed bronze watches ever released from captivity. Kazim has always, it seems to me, separated himself from lesser brands by holding true to his word, and delivering something special every time.
I do not own any of his watches, yet.
But I am off to buy a lottery ticket...