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Chuck
A question and a comment.
What would be a good price IYHO for that 1970s-1980s Speedy Pro?
I've been looking at Heuers a little more closely, and I've seen several Camaros from $1,000-$1,300. Most of the micro rotor Carreras I've seen have been more like $1,300 -$1,700.
As for the Mark ii not being prettier than my Timex, judge for yourself.
This one's pretty odd--and oddly pretty. It's nicely finished with a rich grey dial and an expensive looking leather band, and It's fooled any number of watch guys, who thought it was a Carrera reissue or something.
best
Allen
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