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Thanks. It is an authorized dealer - the place is in NYC. It is new. The Broad Arrow, by definition, could not be very old stock, since it only appeared in last couple of years. When I ask why, I suppose what I was asking was "is there something about this particular watch or its movement that I should know" i.e. something negative - which would lead a dealer to unload it at cost. If not, then to me it sounds like a great deal. But I do not know enough about the Broad Arrow Speedy myself. SO I am looking for opinions from the forum.
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