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Just out of curiosity, is there a sales tax in Hawaii, and if so, how much is it?? I hear a McDonald's Big Mac is 5 bucks out there. You probably don't stand much of a chance of getting a deep discount in the islands. I can't see any problem in shipping a watch to another state in the US, even if you're just a little further West than the rest of us.
FYI - I bought my Ti SeMP through the mail from an AD in Wash DC, (I live in Minnesota) and spent about $30 in next day shipping, and saved $207 in Minnesota sales tax. I got 30% off, and I can send you the dealer's name if you're interested. He has a pretty big stock of the rarer Omegas.
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