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This deal won't be available until Saturday (technically Sunday) at Midnight.

Sunday Run

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Movement: Professional Swiss made 1/10 sec. chronograph movement * 4 jewels

Case and dial: 52mm * Solid stainless steel * Stainless steel screw down case back * Unidirectional turning bezel * Mineral crystal with anti-reflective coating * Sunray dial in assorted colors with applied rings * Screw down crown * Date display * Tritnite� luminous hands

Band: Solid stainless steel band with diver stainless steel buckle with safety clasp with etch logo

Message edited by: opathal on 2009-11-01 04:37:36 CST

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You're posting to a deal forum without the price of the item in your post? Maybe I'm confused but isn't that the point of having a deal forum in the first place?


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Tequila477 said:You're posting to a deal forum without the price of the item in your post? Maybe I'm confused but isn't that the point of having a deal forum in the first place?

If you like the watch, you'll have trouble finding a better price ANYWHERE including eBay auctions. I've only picked up one watch from Invicta Sunday Run, but it was a version of the watch that was never even released and was VERY much so better than the other watches out there. Not to mention it was $150 cheaper than Amazon and $120 cheaper than eBay auctions. I could still turn a profit of at least $100 on it if I so choose.

Unless I'm mistaken, this watch has yet to be released. I can't find it for sale anywhere. Google, eBay, blah blah blah.

You'll also notice that typically you have to wait until darn near midnight to figure out which watch it is. I have a way (please don't ask how) of seeing what watch they're releasing before it's released.

I will update the price, but again, if you like the watch, you'll be hard pressed to find a better price on it.

If people would prefer, I could post this deal at midnight so everyone would wake up see the watch they missed out on. Most watches go within about an hour or so......Yes....1AM.

Message edited by: opathal on 2009-10-31 00:17:17 CDT
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Nice looking watch.

I figured out the secret. Now if we can just figure out how it will be priced in advance, then we'd be in business. Any ball park idea as far as a price range?


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Netropy said:Nice looking watch.

I figured out the secret. Now if we can just figure out how it will be priced in advance, then we'd be in business. Any ball park idea as far as a price range?

It's hard to say, but If I was to guess given Quartz movement, size, reserve and prices on other Excursions. I would say $350-$450 Internet price....... $225-$350 Sunday Run.

Message edited by: opathal on 2009-10-31 01:27:14 CDT
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Looks like there's a $21 "shipping and handling" fee.


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cga said:Looks like there's a $21 "shipping and handling" fee.

It was $.01 shipping for me.....


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opathal said:cga said:Looks like there's a $21 "shipping and handling" fee.

It was $.01 shipping for me.....


12. How are the watches shipped?
All purchases are shipped UPS 2nd Day Service. A standard $21.00 shipping and handling fee is added per watch.
http://www.invictasundayrun.com/about2.php

Their site says $21.00, per watch, so with no mention of combining it seems like that's up to $63.00 if you order the maximum three.


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Tequila477 said:You're posting to a deal forum without the price of the item in your post? Maybe I'm confused but isn't that the point of having a deal forum in the first place?


Because the price won't be revealed until midnight, but if you like the watch it will likely be a very good deal.


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TheBrit16v said:opathal said:cga said:Looks like there's a $21 "shipping and handling" fee.

It was $.01 shipping for me.....



12. How are the watches shipped?
All purchases are shipped UPS 2nd Day Service. A standard $21.00 shipping and handling fee is added per watch.
http://www.invictasundayrun.com/about2.php


Their site says $21.00, per watch, so with no mention of combining it seems like that's up to $63.00 if you order the maximum three.

Just telling what I paid last Sunday run....


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$222.22 + $2.78 shipping


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Looks nice, but I can't afford another "Sunday Run" watch. Bought too many on Sundays past.


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Anyone knows it's a quartz or automatics? If it's a automatic, could be a good deal. It's a nice looking one at least.


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quartz


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MSRP: $1995.00
Running Price: $222.22
(+$2.78 Shipping)


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A honkin' big 52mm!


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That thing looks goofy as hell


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Seems like one of the more expensive Sunday Runs


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Mong said:That thing looks goofy as hell

HALLOWEEN item.


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