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  1. wwhntr Jun 28, 2014

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    Posted on Modern Omega Forum then realized some members here on Vintage Forum may consider 1999 as "vintage";)


    I know the vintage market well, but have very little experience with the modern models. What is current market value for a 30th anniversary moon landing, 1999, Speedmaster, complete boxes/papers, etc., never sold. (The only wear is from when watch was tried on in store.)


    All comments will be greatly appreciated!
     
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  2. dsio Ash @ ΩF Staff Member Jun 28, 2014

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    Not huge, the 35th is worth more as it happens to be very desirable aesthetically, the 30th is fairly normal Speedmaster-ish
     
  3. davidswiss Jul 1, 2014

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    What about the 20th anniversary (1989) one ? Anyone know ?
    I've never actually hunted one down but also never seen one so assume they're quite rare.
     
  4. dsio Ash @ ΩF Staff Member Jul 1, 2014

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    They're around, they're pretty standard other than the box set and the engraving on the side
     
  5. davidswiss Jul 1, 2014

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    Thanks dsio. I'm curious because I've never actually seen one. I remember reading that 2000 were made, then somewhere else that more than 2000 but in slightly different guises so believed they had a premium.
    Maybe not ??
     
  6. MSNWatch Vintage Omega Aficionado Staff Member Jul 1, 2014

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    It's rare that a manufactured collectible like this goes up in value - most vintage watches that are valuable are those that never started out to be limited or collectible in any way.
     
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  7. davidswiss Jul 1, 2014

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    Good point.