An Arizona bargain hunter stumbled on a rare wristwatch at Goodwill. Then he made a bundle selling it to a timepiece enthusiast.
It had taken a licking and was ripe for the picking.
But only if you knew the real value of a 1959 Jaeger-LeCoultre diving watch.
And Zach Norris of Phoenix knows his watches.
He saw the rare timepiece, sans wrist band, at his local Goodwill store. The price tag said $5.99.
"I didn't even want to give it to her scan," he says of his rock bottom-priced purchase. "I was like, 'You can scan it in my hand if your want to.' I just didn't want to let it go," he told KTVK-TV.
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3 comments:
I would have given her at least $100 anyway because the money goes to a good cause (I assume)
Just stop 8:15! He paid what was wanted.
Should have kept his mouth shut. Now the government will want their cut.
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