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Tough call: Discount or 100m W/R...


Well count me in too, assuming the guts of the new model are as good as in my 3520.50.

Well, the new model is COSC rated so I would think the movement would be improved.

I've been reading lots on the net on this watch and haven't found one case of failure yet so far.

Well, there was a rash of problems that came up about a year ago...

Considering a Speedy Day-Date? Read this 1st...:

But i got this one at a serious discount, under a thousand dollars, and I'm very happy. I guess my only wish is for it to be at least 100m WR.

I suspect you wouldn't get such a deep discount with the new model. The model you purchased was likely on closeout.

-- Chuck

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