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| Posted: Thu May 17th, 2007 02:01 pm |
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Onkel C
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O.A. Gaspar wrote:Both great choices Christian!...the Marine Master is coveted by all who own it as being the ultimate Seikohand6.gif The Glycine is a beauty and can be found readily online....just a note that Glycine carries one line for Europe and another for the U.S.A....the U.S market gets a sapphire crystal and usually a decorated movement ...a bit higher quality and price...while the Europoean market gets mineral crystal and unfinished movements at a lower cost...this I learned from a local AD who has carried Glycine since 1920watch2.gif thanks for the heads-up, Oscar! The Glycine LE that I am after in particular was limited to 200 pieces worldwide, so no fear of lesser-quality edition here. It has gotten a bit difficult to get one at a decent price, though.
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