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On these Montana Watches, the use of precious metals on the cases and the exquisite engraving and inlay work make it easier to justify their prices - even if they are using industry-standard ETA movements. Those Bozeman watches, on the other hand, don't justify their incredibly high prices to me. Too bad - in the $750 - $1,500 dollar range (where IMHO they belong...) they would offer a lot of value.
Seems like Bozeman who's so "obsessed"
by exclusivity, founds it's master in his very own Montana...Very nice handcraft from MWC in fact Oscar! I like the 1800 western style.
At list, MWC kind of justifie it's high prices as you say Nighthawk.
On another way: Bozeman is totally falling into the ridiculous with it's enormous prices.
Definitly not watches to invest in hammer.gif