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 Posted: Fri Dec 16th, 2005 10:58 am
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Gregger
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 Ok, got nice Christmas bonus, looking to spend some of it on a watch between $300-$600. Hay, my family will take most of it for the holidays and some will be put away for our summer vacation trip....nothing like planning ahead:cool:
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Tony Duronio
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 Gregger,

I would get over to thewatchseller.com and check out his selection of Oris' all under $600. If you have never bought from Ed buy with confidence, his watches look better than new.

Good Luck, Tony
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 Here are 4 great watches in the $200 to $350 range:

Marine Diver (Swiss mov't)

Trias Unitas 6498 (Swiss made)

Tissot PRS516 Automatic (Swiss Made)

Poljot Avaitor (Russian 17j handwind)
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 Tony Duronio wrote:
Have to Agree w/Tony.....In the under $500 range at Watchseller You Can get Into a Very Nice Timepeice at a Great price

http://watchseller.com/watun500.html Gregger,

I would get over to thewatchseller.com and check out his selection of Oris' all under $600. If you have never bought from Ed buy with confidence, his watches look better than new.

Good Luck, Tony
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 Posted: Fri Dec 16th, 2005 08:24 pm
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 I have got some really great deals from ED. He is certianly one of the best people to buy from.

Tony Duronio wrote:
Gregger,

I would get over to thewatchseller.com and check out his selection of Oris' all under $600. If you have never bought from Ed buy with confidence, his watches look better than new.

Good Luck, Tony
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 Posted: Fri Dec 16th, 2005 08:26 pm
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 You will suprised on how many great watches are out there is that price range if you go pre owned.

Gregger wrote:
Ok, got nice Christmas bonus, looking to spend some of it on a watch between $300-$600. Hay, my family will take most of it for the holidays and some will be put away for our summer vacation trip....nothing like planning ahead:cool:
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 Gregger Have You Made any Headway in Your Watch Decision I Know You Were Leaning in a Direction and was just Wondering Which You May have Decided on

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 Posted: Tue Dec 20th, 2005 10:46 am
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 Still up in the air...I'm waiting to see what Santa brings first...Santa "will" bring me your old sig pic which was the blue Objet D' Art (wife got that for me in the summer) and I think I may be getting that Rotary at Sams...because I went there yesterday to pick up film and it was gone...and I was the only person in the last 5 months that showed any interest...go figure. I love the GV2 along with some of their other styles not shown on the WSS web site...they remind me of the SWI line. A few Russian watches peeeeek my interest. So right now it's all on Santa. I looking for that WOW factor watch that will be the main watch of my small collection. I will keep you updated. Also I had to tell the lady at sam's that the Rotary came with a winder...she told people it was a moving display:D
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 Gregger,

If you want a great pre-owned watch, opt for the Victorinox Swiss Army 9G 600 that the Watchseller has.  I seriously considered it before opting for the Movado Kingmatic Chonograph.  The 9G is a beautiful Chronograph with a Valjoux 7750 movement!

http://www.watchseller.com/vicswisaraut.html

This guy checks out to be one of the most reputable dealers around!
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