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Hammerfjord wrote:
I would not gamble that it meet the expectations on auction...
Like the P.P Clapton, or other specials it can be that people don't hook on it.
The problem there , is that usually Rolex sells with it's name and recognizable logo: There's nothing on this dial appealing directly to the Rolex factor.
But who knows: All the bored millionaires looking for speculative markets are always showing up on Rolex auctions.
Wish I was one, bored millionaire
If I was one, I still would not wear a watch with a girly name on the dial...
There's so much one can buy in the watch-world at this price tag.
And also I don't want to hear my woman screaming "Who's that Tiffany b*tch???"
