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Save $650 and even if worn for a year sell for no loss? Sounds like a no brainer
The last year they have dropped in resale prices a little. Most big name grey market sellers are getting $8k-8.2k and the average joe is getting $7,750ish, but most average joes will just sell to trusted grey dealer for a much greater loss. I passed due to bad timimg on a mint BLNR that was only a few months old for 7,750. This was during Christmas time of last year. I normally always buy my watches pre owned and let someone else take the depreciation hit. The BLNR is the next on my list and has been for some time. But, I still feel the BLNR has a little more dropping in price before they level out in price on the used market.
I don't know where you're located or where you are looking. Most trusted sellers and forums have used blnrs for $8300 and new ones close to retail.
Dude at that point you're just being cheap, no offense. Spend the extra 500 today so you can start enjoying the watch tomorrow. That's my 2 cents, I purchased my BLNR in 2015 for 8300 new and have enjoyed it almost daily for two years. You can chase the watch all you want but you're sacrificing smiles on your face until then. I'd just get it over with.
That's just my opinion as 500 bucks comes and goes so easily in today's world that I wouldn't even bother putting up a fight, waste of my time.
With the difference in retail alone, one could justify flying down there for the day, picking up a watch and flying back home.Any particular reason why the Bahama's a good place to buy a watch?
Damn i had no idea of this and i was in Nassau on February. What part of Bahamas? or does it even matter?I saved over $1000 on the hulk buying there vs my local ad
With the difference in retail alone, one could justify flying down there for the day, picking up a watch and flying back home.Any particular reason why the Bahama's a good place to buy a watch?
if you're already going there for vacation then two birds w/ one stone
when flights are cheap enough, some actually fly to Hong Kong for a night just to buy timepieces there