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I don't get it either

: Im just questioning the sense of charging 10
: grand for a watch powered by a stripped
: F.Piguet movement. It defies logic, not that
: Omega has not done some really stupid
: things lately, but this just seems over the
: top. I mean to use a Piguet movement in a
: tribute as monumental as the 50th
: anniversary is heresy.

I don't get it either. I saw only one poster on TZ that said he was going to buy a 50th anniversary Speedy with the c.33xx F. Piguet based movement, and I don't know if he was aware that it will cost $10,000. I wouldn't even pay $10,000 for a limited edition Speedy with the c.321--it's out of my league. I don't expect these 50th anniversary editions to sell quickly.

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