2011年1月13日星期四

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Yes, it requires a service and contains some minor cosmetic flaws, but following a good servicing it will work great. In reality, though, expect to pay about $3,500 to $4,500 or more for any pre-owned Submariner (unless it doesn't possess a date function, whereby expect to pay a little under $3,000 to $3,500). A fresh 2010 Bvlgari Classic Chronograph watches Submariner, from an official dealer, will run you over $7,000 (and remember it features the brand new Parachrom blue hairspring, the ceramic bezel, the brand new Maxi dial, and the Glidelock adjustable clasp).
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