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Pricing for the new Aquaracers starts at $2,800 for the 36mm versions. The new 43mm steel versions will hit the market in June for $3,000 (which is up ~$250 from the pricing of the previous steel 43mm Aquaracers). Obviously, you'll pay a link premium for the blue dial 36mm with the diamond markers ($3,350), and the green/titanium 43mm version ($4,200). The flagship Tribute to Ref. 844 will have a price tag of $4,350, but it doesn't hit stores until September, so you have time to save.