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Well, I am looking at it. But with increasing price, my interest is slowly dropping.

 

Too frequently when I tell myself to gamble up, it ends up being more like "light it on fire". GL to those bidding.

 

plenty of work for sure and maybe even more work under the hood.......kind regards. achim

 

There is the question, if it is more interesting as a restoration project or as a parts donor?

How much is that dial worth?

How much the (scratched) case?

How much the 321 movement? And how much influence on the price would corrosion under the dial have?

 

If it was a real bidder, congrats to the seller.

This can't be worth $ 2247! To me it was interesting up to $ 1000. Am I missing something?

 

You're not missing $2247! I don't get it either!

 

the Real Estate Term " Renovators Delight " seems to creep into the watchworld..... so, guys, off we go: smash up your speedies, remove some parts, show crappy pictures ,no movement pics. and straight to Ebay. we will all make a motza....... kind regards. achim

 

Yes, with no movement pictures it could be anything. None of it good

 

If there is a movement

 

+1. And as Achim said the worser the pics and description the better it seems to sell. Lunatic price.

 

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Second attempt (with movement pictures). Still $1893! At least, with a movement you get it for $350 less, than without!

Still think it is way beyond what its worth.