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Ebel 8124913 Features
Ref. No. :8124913
Code :100000009849
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Leather
Location :Germany, Stuttgart
Price : € 3,930 (= $ 4,887)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Case Diameter :38 mm
Thickness :10 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :White
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Green
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Date
Others :Rotating Bezel
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Rolex purchasing overseas
I know this has been discussed several times but I need a little clairfication. When you buy a watch overseas and travel back to the US you are allowed a certain amount per person / family that is tax free. If you are over that limit do you just pay the difference at customs.ExampleLets say $1000 Tax free , watch is $5000, do you only pay taxes on the difference. Also what tax rate do you pay. Thanks!!
I know this has been discussed several times but I need a little clairfication. When you buy a watch overseas and travel back to the US you are allowed a certain amount per person / family that is tax free. If you are over that limit do you just pay the difference at customs.ExampleLets say $1000 Tax free , watch is $5000, do you only pay taxes on the difference. Also what tax rate do you pay. Thanks!!
General"Blackjack" Pershing is Wearing my Elgin Trench Watch ! ! ! ! ! !
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A basket case, or a find?
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The Dark Fiddy !
More than 5 years after announcing the 1950 composite Luminor Pam375 and after a lot of gossip on how why and if it was really launched They are starting to trickle down the pipeline Haven't seen it in person yet but it is available for me if I want it ... Who wouldn't want a dark Fiddy ?? For the price of 14k that would probably be me :-) I'll pay the boutique a visit and get some wrist shots and see it in person then get back to you guys maybe sell my 587 and get the 375 ?? Hmm
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Is it Just a Watch? What is Your Story
I have been a member of TRF for a couple of years, finding my way here as I researched my first purchase. I have been somewhat quiet, content in many ways to just listen and learn more about a subject that has fascinated me for many years. My apologies for the lost post and if this is a repeat of any earlier threads posted here, but one of the things that drives the passion I have for collecting is the connection that people seem to have to their collection. I have alluded to my background a bit in previous posts and a bit about what my watches mean to me. For every timepiece I have, from the G-Shock that my wife bought me two decades ago, to my most recent purchase, there is a connection. I suspect for all of you in this seemingly crazy pursuit of ours, your watches have a special meaning and each have a story. Share if yours if you like. Here is mine:I am the product of a home in which I had two parents who, after half of a century remain together. Both grew up on the east coast o
I have been a member of TRF for a couple of years, finding my way here as I researched my first purchase. I have been somewhat quiet, content in many ways to just listen and learn more about a subject that has fascinated me for many years. My apologies for the lost post and if this is a repeat of any earlier threads posted here, but one of the things that drives the passion I have for collecting is the connection that people seem to have to their collection. I have alluded to my background a bit in previous posts and a bit about what my watches mean to me. For every timepiece I have, from the G-Shock that my wife bought me two decades ago, to my most recent purchase, there is a connection. I suspect for all of you in this seemingly crazy pursuit of ours, your watches have a special meaning and each have a story. Share if yours if you like. Here is mine:I am the product of a home in which I had two parents who, after half of a century remain together. Both grew up on the east coast o
