Heckuva deal available here.

[Henry Krinkle]

Anyone need one of these?


The Watchery claims to be selling them for $899. That's in Canadian funds.

http://www.thewatchery.com/detail.as...code=PBD243653

[iyonk]

Wow.. look sweeettt!!!

[Larry]

It is a great deal on a great watch. I picked one up two weeks ago from the watchery for 80 bucks less. Google a coupon code

[MarkO]

Great price but is USD not CAD

But still 5k to 900.

[MarkO]

It is a great deal on a great watch. I picked one up two weeks ago from the watchery for 80 bucks less. Google a coupon code

Have you got any real world pics please Larry

[Larry]

Have you got any real world pics please Larry

Not yet

[Henry Krinkle]

Great price but is USD not CAD

But still 5k to 900.

Because I am in Canada, it claims the price is in CAD. There has been a lot of that going on this last year or two. Whereas in the past we Canucks paid the exchange rate plus a service charge this time around companies seem to be willing to eat the exchange rate. Just before Christmas Roland DGA sold me a piece of equipment for $30,000 Cad, that is listed as $29,950 USD. That means they ate $12,000 CAD by not applying the exchange rate.


I did not put the watch into my shopping cart, to find out for sure, though. That would be just too close to clicking the last button.

[Henry Krinkle]

It is a great deal on a great watch. I picked one up two weeks ago from the watchery for 80 bucks less. Google a coupon code

I'm trying not too buy anymore chronographs for a while, but it is mighty tempting.

[gnuyork]

Have you got any real world pics please Larry

Was wondering that too. After seeing Henry's KonTiki in the wruw thread, I was looking more into Eterna. They have some nice watches for sure. Most of the stock photos don't do them justice, as evidence of Henry's vs the stock picture at Gemnation (I wouldn't have given it a second glance, if it weren't for seeing Henry's pic.)

[MarkO]

Because I am in Canada, it claims the price is in CAD. There has been a lot of that going on this last year or two. Whereas in the past we Canucks paid the exchange rate plus a service charge this time around companies seem to be willing to eat the exchange rate. Just before Christmas Roland DGA sold me a piece of equipment for $30,000 Cad, that is listed as $29,950 USD. That means they ate $12,000 CAD by not applying the exchange rate.


I did not put the watch into my shopping cart, to find out for sure, though. That would be just too close to clicking the last button.

The web site knows I'm not in Canada so my price came up in USD - I'm going to change my IP address to Canada and see what happens


edit
When I said I was Canadian - eh - the price still came up in USD