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Advise needed!
I have the opportunity to trade in my 8 years old 5053R for the just released 5227G or R (with some cash adjustment of course); I cant have or keep both watches due to money constraints; they are similar as far as the officers case is concerned; however, after seeing the 5227 in person, I found it to be really gorgeous, thin, and posses a well proportioned case (figure!) (yes, I am referring to a watch not a woman 
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Anyway, just wanted to get some opinions as to what other members do in similar circumstances.
Thanks for your help and best regards.
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Advise needed!
I have the opportunity to trade in my 8 years old 5053R for the just released 5227G or R (with some cash adjustment of course); I cant have or keep both watches due to money constraints; they are similar as far as the officers case is concerned; however, ...
Why do you not check what has been discussed
in Watchprosite before. I.e. I have learned to use the Forum Search and if you look long enough, you can probably find the answer you are looking for. Anyhow, at this stage I would wait and see whet the 175 Anniversary will bring. Best, Kari
