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Since the main topic of this week's episode is Fielden's article in The New Yorker, it's short on show notes. Instead, below are links for further reading on the long, winding story of John Lennon's Patek 2499:And link finally, here's one more look at the Auctionata photo of Lennon's 2499 that Fielden uncovered:

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