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Ed.YEO wrote:

Jeryltan wrote:
Yeap chio. But see the spec should be expensive at about 3k

Reference base on the last 3 COSC releases...

Ed.YEO wrote:Well... we have to give the CREDIT to ETA of SWATCH Group!

Released on December 2010- "Edizione limitata Grigio", limited release of 20pc priced @ 1075eu w/shipping each

More discussion and pics @
http://www.steinhartwatches.de/en/MARIN ... n,328.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f275/marin ... 93323.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Released on December 2011- "Edizione limitata AZZURRO", limited release of 20pc priced @ 1165eu w/shipping each

More discussion and pics @
http://www.steinhartwatches.de/en/MARIN ... O,484.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f275/stein ... ost4495325" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

December 2012- "Edizione limitata BRONZO", limited release of 55pc priced @ 1215euw/shipping

...should be close... few orange bills away?

Jeryltan wrote:You,re guessing it,ll be around 2.5k? But 2.5k would get me a mm300 as well, or a sdgz005

Ed.YEO wrote:

Jeryltan wrote:You,re guessing it,ll be around 2.5k? But 2.5k would get me a mm300 as well, or a sdgz005

Perhaps a little more... but lesser than 3k(hopefully)... the badging of COSC, in a certain way... demands such a pricing...
As for is it worth, it's up to individual. Certainly the MM will draw your attention, no doubt about that.

Ed.YEO wrote:

Jeryltan wrote:You,re guessing it,ll be around 2.5k? But 2.5k would get me a mm300 as well, or a sdgz005

Perhaps a little more... but lesser than 3k(hopefully)... the badging of COSC, in a certain way... demands such a pricing...
As for is it worth, it's up to individual. Certainly the MM will draw your attention, no doubt about that.

Cosmograph wrote:Think people are hoping its around S$2k but it will probably be closer to S$3k, ...

Cosmograph wrote:Think people are hoping its around S$2k but it will probably be closer to S$3k, which at that price range, it gives others more options. It is a beautiful piece but keep in mind you need to have a 7.5in wrist to carry it off with the long lugs (of course its a personal opinion but it tickles to see someone wear something too big for them. (watches or not)

Ed.YEO wrote:

Cosmograph wrote:Think people are hoping its around S$2k but it will probably be closer to S$3k, ...

Base on the current x-rate, it'll be between 2.5 to 2.7... source? according to the one of the trust worthy contact from WUS...

balzebub71 wrote:too expensive for me liao...

Ed.YEO wrote:

balzebub71 wrote:too expensive for me liao...

Roughly 700USD goes to that piece of COSC paper... it's like that one lah...

balzebub71 wrote:

Ed.YEO wrote: Roughly 700USD goes to that piece of COSC paper... it's like that one lah...

Fwah yah lor, even for other lower tier brands like tissot, mido etc, the price difference between COSC certified and non COSC certified is quite large...around $700-$1,000.
I wish watch companies would regulate their watches to COSC specifications for time keeping without the COSC certification and charge a small premium over those not regulated to such specs..

balzebub71 wrote:Fwah yah lor, even for other lower tier brands like tissot, mido etc, the price difference between COSC certified and non COSC certified is quite large...around $700-$1,000... ...

balzebub71 wrote:Ah yes having paper will add more value when flipping and to be honest NONE of my non COSC certified watches run close to or at COSC specs. Not even those that claim to be top grade ETA movements that are regulated to X number of positions at the factory...In fact said top grade ETA movement keeps time worse than my watches with standard and elabore grade ETA movement.

Jeryltan wrote:Anyway for those interested. 5pm our time is 10am Augsburg time...

Ed.YEO wrote:

Jeryltan wrote:Anyway for those interested. 5pm our time is 10am Augsburg time...

I thought we are 6hrs apart? Now in Germany is 1111hrs right?

Jeryltan wrote:

balzebub71 wrote:Ah yes having paper will add more value when flipping and to be honest NONE of my non COSC certified watches run close to or at COSC specs. Not even those that claim to be top grade ETA movements that are regulated to X number of positions at the factory...In fact said top grade ETA movement keeps time worse than my watches with standard and elabore grade ETA movement.

Sorry just to clarify. Cosc is -4/+6 per day right? You mean all your watches vary more than this per day even after regulating?


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