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I think it is ok to buy from the Ebay as long as they have describe the item carefully and show some detail in picture rather than just click and paste a picture from internet. I bought my Speedmaster model 3513.53 from Ebay and just bought it for AUD$1580 (about US$900) I think it is a great deal (since the watch is less than 3 weeks old). But there is no warranty card when i received the item and I gave the seller a call and he sent me the card because he forgot to put it in before sending.
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