Silix Pos

[Devedander]

So I am looking at the PO from silix and there is something I must be missing... the 42mm http://www.silix-prime.com/product.asp?id=1318 is there for $150 but the 45 is only $125 http://www.silix-prime.com/product.asp?id=1629

They seem to be the same except for size... so why is the bigger watch $25 less?

Thanks for setting me straight...

[hottoddy]

Just a guess, but it may be due to the fact that the 45mm is much less accurate than the 42mm.

[JosePR]

ding*

[Devedander]

I thought it must be but I wasn't seeing the differences... either that or I was attributing the differences to the size difference in the watch playing optical tricks...

[JosePR]

check if orginal comes in both sizes

ps: why so many invalid links or pictures on his site.. kinda disturbing

[Devedander]

Wow... that's one I didn't think to check

I don't get many bad links on his site... slow to load for sure but so far only a few pics that are weird icons or something...

[Richard Tracy]

Could be a sale on overstock or a type-o...

I do agree though that he needs a more proficient web designer.. but nothing to

be 'disturbed' about... Jay is, friendly, patient, totally professional, never cheap or petty,

has that old, 'the customer is always right' mentality, ..{I saw him replace a watch

from catboy that was over five months old...}

Last but not least, Jay connections that many dealers would give a leg for,..

[r11co]

Jay dropped the price on the 45mm PO just before the slightly improved version of the watch came along with the longer hands - he obviously caught wind of the newer version.

$125 for an ETA movement PO is is close to what most dealers are selling the very inaccurate Asian 45mm version for. It's still a fantastic deal and a very good starting point for modification. If you were planning on substituting genuine parts then it would be silly to pay more.

[Devedander]

I am not planning to drop more parts in... just want to make sure I am putting my money in the best PO... for $25 I would probably want to go with the "more accurate" 42.5 I think...