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Hello,
It's amazing that two auctions offering basicaly the same model at the same time can end with such great price difference.
Both offer a blue dial Montreal. One ended at $400 with only one bid. The other one ended at $1,750 with 42 bids. There is a difference in condition and a (little strange) Heuer bracelet in the second auction, but such a price difference (over 300%) canot be easily explained. Yet it is very typical of ebay.
In the picture you see the $400 Montreal
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2664362220&category=31387&rd=1
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