Corum Ti-Bridge Tourbillon Black
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Anyone knows the UK price for 5296G-010 ?
I am flying to London soon and I was wondering if anyone here knows the current retail price of the 5296G-010 and how much VAT will be actually deducted at the airport. I know the VAT rate is 20% but guys like Global Blue understandably take a chunk out of that for themselves.Appreciate your input.