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He thinks, "Of course, vintage is the way to go." Should I purchase Eric Ku's Mark I Patent Pending, Single Red Sea Dweller? Not obvious to enough people. What about an Omega Speedmaster? CK 2998-1 from Davidoff Brothers with a tropical dial and lollipop hands? It's better, but not enough to be recognizable. What if I bid on the Patek ref. The Phillips auction is coming up. It's a good idea, but I will have to explain to my wife why she wants to buy that Marc Chagall with the vaginal rejuvenation surgery. Prices are at a million dollars and more. He can find an endless supply of rare, incredible Omega Replica Watches Daytonas on Chrono24.

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