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Update #2: the seller is now down to $749.99 for the same listing.

Here it is for all those that are curious:

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The watch itself is rather nice.......
However it would be a hassle to deal with that kind of person.

 

In the jungle they call it group hunting.....an effective way to tackle big or rather difficult target

 

If you're talking about the Longines Grand Prize, the hands are replacements as is the crown.

Thanks, but I'll be passing on it. I have the original Summit with the 19AS - before they switched to the 34x series and put Grand Prize on the dial.

 

All I have to say is eBay-logic is an oxymoron!

 

Like 'jumbo shrimp' and 'firm pillowtop'.

 

Almost sure...

 

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I think this fits the billing of the original post. This was originally listed 3 days ago with a BIN price of $3000 so I decided to watch it. The next day it had a BIN of $3195. Now today it has a BIN of $3495. It claims to be NOS and there is another one just like it that claims to be NOS also from another seller. The seller must think that if one can ask that price then so can I.

 

Made an offer on a watch for $xxxx. Seller's asking price was a few hundred more and he rejects my offer. I ask him if he wants to make a counter offer and he comes back with a number $200 higher than the listed Buy It Now price. Didn't bother to respond after that.