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Why are Seamaster prices so erratic? I called Ben Bridge Jewlers 1799 for a full size automatic. I saw one at sam's Club for 1189.00 same model. I'm selling some of my guns and financing a seasmaster purchase i just don't want to get racked over the coals over buying a grey market watch. for over 1000.00 i don't want to take many chances> I already came down from the speedmaster to the seamaster, if i can't get one for a decent price I might have to pass up the watch all together I mean 1200 i can swing but 1799 i would have to forget it all together for that , Help me out guys
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