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So, even it's made to 100 pieces and therefor push the price up: We know real manufactures in Europe who produce maybe even less and still are cheaper.
What's up with the HEAVY prices for the "Made in USA" watch with Valgranges or ETA movements??: This, I don't get it!
Is the level of life in the USA SO high? Higher than the Swiss or German one?
I pay 2 US$ for a liter of milk here in Norway: Yes, a 1/4 of gallon for 2 buks.
I pay 2 US$ for a liter of gas and 4 US$ for a half-liter of usual beer(or 1/8 of gallon)...
Does it mean that a watch "Made in Norway" should cost 8-10000$ at list?
This guy is selling some flag and using the fact that there's so few watch "manufactures" in USA.
At list RGM makes it's own movements when they ask for the big buks.
Somes are buying Bozeman and so what?
Well, good for them but I say: There's rich fools everywhere since the beginning of times.