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We will ask Abel for a report, after the sale (subject to all the usual concerns about confidentiality, etc.).
I was talking to a U. S. dealer yesterday, and asking about the impact of the economic situation on his sales. He sells a broad line of chronographs and watches, from $500 to $30,000 (some Rolexes, but not the high-end Daytonas and COMEX guys). His description of the current situation is that there has been more adverse effect on the lower end of the range ($500 to $1,000 pieces), and that the primo pieces (good Navitimers, Speedmasters, El Primeros, UGs, etc.) are holding up well. By any description, this Autavia Diver 100 is a "primo piece".
Jeff
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: Seems as the market continues its ascent
: There is one on Sales Corner for 3750 Euros = USD 5,830.5
: Seeing higher bids by 20-25% on some rare models
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