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So while it's relative, these are still...
In Response To: I like the idea – but – one point ()

: While I guess everything is relative, I’m not
: so sure about the classification of these as
: “poor man’s Heuers”

: I had my eye on what looked like a nice Nivada
: GMT that went for $870.

: Is it just me or is this just the ballpark
: we’re talking about for these “poor man’s”
: watches?

I paid $500 for the Glycine, $700 for the "Pepsi" Nivada, and $800 for the Black/Red Nivada. A genuine Heuer GMT c.724 would probably go for well over $1k. So while it's relative, these are still poorer person's alternatives...

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