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Why even consider a watch with a blurry single or even a few out of focus photos? I simply can't believe that in today's day and age that a seller wishing to get top dollar out of an original genuine product would post a crappy out of focus photo that looks like it was taken from 30 feet away.
If the Photo is unfocused and the opening bid is cheap with no reserve, the buyer is suspect. Period.
If you're into buying fakes, that's fine. But if you don't want a fake you have to expect to pay the going rate. A Bond GMT or Planet Ocean for under $300 seems too good to be true for a good reason. Because it is too good to be true.
-- Chuck
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