Legit Check - Should I Buy?

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can anyone fill me in on this "red dot" ? What are we suppose to be looking out here for? pardon my ignorance

The red dot was a seal that was put on the caseback/case. if the seal was broken or not visible, it indicated that the watch had been opened.

but as a previous post mentioned, they stopped using this a few year ago. I know that my 300 Master CoA from 2015 had the red dot on it, so not sure which year they stopped.

as for the serial, he may not be able to zoom properly on the SN, amateur with his camera phone. but meet up, and check as advised above that the card and the SN match.

Good luck!
 
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So does it mean 33400 is the country code for Argentina?
Not sure about that...I just connected Argentina because of some googling.
 
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Surprised no one has inquired to the price. It’s clearly an authentic watch, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t being taken to the cleaners 🤔

The first thing I’d ask the seller is what’s the price 😝 that’s going to have a far greater impact than the minimal scratches on the clasp

Asking price is $3,500 which I think is quite fair...thoughts?
 
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Asking price is $3,500 which I think is quite fair...thoughts?
New ones are about $4,300+/- these days, so $3,500 for a full and complete kit is in the proper range. Maybe you can knock of a hundred or two.
 
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Always negotiate but that’s a fair price. Watchshopping sells then new for $4129 I believe
 
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So does it mean 33400 is the country code for Argentina?

they don’t release country codes like Rolex but since it’s an official AD in Argentina it would make sense. it’s not US or Canada.