AnthonyTsai
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You need to look at the price + buyer's premium
because that is the final price the buyer has to pay. And when you bid on things on auction, you calculate your bids based on how much you have to pay including the buyer's premium. So I wouldn't look at the Endurer final price as $4k but rather $5k.
If I knew it would only sell for $5k, I would have bidded on this auction! Such a steal IMO.
Cheers,
Anthony
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You need to look at the price + buyer's premium
because that is the final price the buyer has to pay. And when you bid on things on auction, you calculate your bids based on how much you have to pay including the buyer's premium. So I wouldn't look at the Endurer final price as $4k but rather $5k. If I...
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Absolutely, I agree with you.
I guess I wasn't trying to say that all Bulgari watches sell the same way. I was just pointing out some examples that were interesting and noteworthy. Thank you though for pointing this out.