Re: Apparently it's nearly NOS.

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Re: Apparently it's nearly NOS.

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I was the third caller with the modern watch trade. LOL

I offered him a very good deal on a trade plus cash, but he wanted all cash. He claimed he had a guy from DC who was willing to drive down with $7k cash to buy it, but not sure if he was bluffing me, so I decided to try the auction. The "0" feedback buyer really threw me off, thinking this was one of those "fixed" auctions, so I decided not to bid.

Ended up buying George C. NOS Skipper instead.

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Here's a Skipper that Sold for $6,900

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Apparently it's nearly NOS.

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Ain't it a small world LOL *NM*

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