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Originally Posted by kilyung
Complete conjecture on my part but I'd assume they would be more corrections for precious metal than steel. Their higher prices mean that they also see a higher rate increase assuming across the board flat rate increases. So a 5% increase on a $20k steel watch is only $1k vs a 5% increase on a $60k gold watch is $3k. The higher priced watches would quickly outpace their steel brethren. So in order to avoid a price gap, wouldn't you need periodic corrections downward (gold) or upward (steel)?
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Imo when the steel Roos are 28k+ their not that far behind the gold standard gold price on a Roo RC RG is 55k so it seems about right at APs price points