WTF?! Was $850, now $799...Uh no!

[JDC222]

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f29/grail- ... 50074.html

[gonzomantis]

No extra charge for the dead skin cells.

[Drop of a Hat]

It's $700 now!

[deepcdvr]

Nice

[hoppyjr]

[JDC222]

No extra charge for the dead skin cells.

I know! Gross!

[craniotes]

This one's actually pretty special, at least for a die-hard G-Shock collector, particularly in this condition, which is almost unheard of. Think about it, these were bought to be abused, not to be kept in a felt-lined watch box. Sure, you can replace the resin, but usually the modules are jacked up with faded digits, burned out lights (no EL shit here) and severely scratched crystals and casebacks.

The problem here is not so much the price, but rather the fact that it's in Poland, of all places.

Regards,
Adam

PS - The "Wide Temp-LC" bit is no gimmick; these actually had special liquid crystal displays that were designed to operate in extreme cold.

[JDC222]

This one's actually pretty special, at least for a die-hard G-Shock collector, particularly in this condition, which is almost unheard of. Think about it, these were bought to be abused, not to be kept in a felt-lined watch box. Sure, you can replace the resin, but usually the modules are jacked up with faded digits, burned out lights (no EL shit here) and severely scratched crystals and casebacks.

The problem here is not so much the price, but rather the fact that it's in Poland, of all places.

Regards,
Adam

PS - The "Wide Temp-LC" bit is no gimmick; these actually had special liquid crystal displays that were designed to operate in extreme cold.

Interesting! Who knew?...Adam did!

[craniotes]

This one's actually pretty special, at least for a die-hard G-Shock collector, particularly in this condition, which is almost unheard of. Think about it, these were bought to be abused, not to be kept in a felt-lined watch box. Sure, you can replace the resin, but usually the modules are jacked up with faded digits, burned out lights (no EL shit here) and severely scratched crystals and casebacks.

The problem here is not so much the price, but rather the fact that it's in Poland, of all places.

Regards,
Adam

PS - The "Wide Temp-LC" bit is no gimmick; these actually had special liquid crystal displays that were designed to operate in extreme cold.

Interesting! Who knew?...Adam did!

Regards,
Adam

[dnslater]

No extra charge for the dead skin cells.

I know! Gross!

Yeah, a $700 watch deserves a q-tip and I dunno, maybe armor all?