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Thread: Would you buy a Sub with a 2824 movement?

  1. Aug 7, 2015, 04:50 PM #11
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    Yea, but not for $8,000.
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    Quote Originally Posted by -JP View Post
    I rather just have a Tudor. This is essentially what separates the two besides their more risky designs. Quality and case work is on par IMO
    Yes, in fact isn't this what older Tudors were?
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    It's a bit a difficult question as I much prefer the look of the Pelagos to the Sub. If I loved the styling I'd be willing to pay around $4k-5k.

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