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: That comes out to about $1840 US, and the
: retail price on a new one is $3000 US. After
: an AD discount, you can buy a brand new one
: with a full 2-year factory warranty for
: around $2100 US, so $1840 for a 4 year-old
: model with no warranty is high in my
: opinion.
Yes, I'd have to agree. Also keep in mind that if the watch hasn't been serviced yet, it might need it soon (this translates into around $300, maybe more for chronos), while buying a new one obviously negates this cost factor. So $1840 for a used watch + $300 = $2140 soon, or $2100 for a brand-spanking new one?
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