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KatG
·Could anyone please provide some recommendations as to where I could sell my 1966 Seamaster Automatic in Perth, Western Australia? Thank you muchly!
Advice on where to sell in Perth, Western Australia
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Davidt
·Regardless of where you are, unless there’s a specialist vintage dealer near you, most jewellers offer pennies on the pound for vintage Seamasters as they don’t have the knowledge to accurately value them.
I’d advocate eBay, with good, clear pictures and a good (non AI) description.
I’d advocate eBay, with good, clear pictures and a good (non AI) description.
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Difeer
·There is a 2nd hand dealer in Trinity Arcade that offers vintage watches, including Omega. Might be worth checking it out.
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Donn Chambers
·You should post pictures here so we could at least advise on a reasonable price expectation. Some 66 Seamasters are worth a whole lot more than others!
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerRather not. Don't like this kind of implicit sales posts by people who don't have the rights to do so
Put it on ebay
Put it on ebay
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KatG
·You should post pictures here so we could at least advise on a reasonable price expectation. Some 66 Seamasters are worth a whole lot more than others!
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KatG
·Here are some pictures of the watch
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Davidt
·Looks like a nice but standard 166.002. It’s worth around £350 give or take.
I’d just put it on eBay. For a relatively cheap watch like this it’s the best and easiest way to sell if you don’t have any other avenues
I’d just put it on eBay. For a relatively cheap watch like this it’s the best and easiest way to sell if you don’t have any other avenues
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