Yeah, but you know if you lowered them to a chunk missing from the dial, that’s all you would ever see. I used to buy “challenged” watches like this- thinking I could look past the issues (normal wear and tear on the case I can live with fine-damage- no), but that’s all I ever saw. I wouldn’t buy a watch with damage like that for $20 unless I knew I could flip it for $500 the next day...otherwise it’s just not worth the hassle.
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