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I considered buying this very watch. IMHO it is genuinely one of the most desirable bronzos out there.
Itchy trigger finger aside... I find some reviews very helpful. In this instance, I found the thread (noting that it was post 1 of 1) here after I found the watch for sale elsewhere.
I guess there's nothing wrong with flipping the occasional watch (I think I have done it myself... once) but the timing of it all in this case would seem to be the equivalent of price-justification when the time to flip it occurred. Same with the Dreadnought from Eddie Platts? Rarity is a strange thing in our world of watches, I think.
I have nothing against the OP - I have no idea who nishant is - and I acknowledge that circumstances can change overnight.
But it did seem to me that "... a while..." was pretty short when it equates to a couple of weeks for something so "loved". Just a personal opinion.
I stand by my comments about nishant's photographs, though - photography is obviously one of his skills and I think it makes a sale easier when the photos are of such a good quality.
Truth be told - I am still kicking myself that I missed out on the pre-order for that one...
Rock on, 3Ters!