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skand
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I got curious about prices on the Connie from another topic, so I decided to start a thread with real prices on this model. How much might a gold Connie Pie Pan 167.005 on a gold Omega bracelet cost, not from this model?


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Spruce
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Haven’t yet got the bug for these.

TBH, still not sure how I caught it for C Case Connies.

I may need a booster 😵‍💫
 
skand
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Spruce Spruce
Haven’t yet got the bug for these.

TBH, still not sure how I caught it for C Case Connies.

I may need a booster 😵‍💫


My friendly advice to you is that it's better not to catch the bug for them because it's hard to get out of it.
 
Caliber561
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In condition like the one shown in the pictures, I would think $2.5-4k would be fair today.
 
ConElPueblo
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Are you sure that it is an Omega bracelet? It looks like a generic one to me.

Stunning watch!
 
skand
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ConElPueblo ConElPueblo
Are you sure that it is an Omega bracelet? It looks like a generic one to me.

Stunning watch!


I'm not sure if the bracelet is an Omega original, so I'd be happy to consult.

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In condition like the one shown in the pictures, I would think $2.5-4k would be fair today.


So I still haven't reached the level I bought for, and I thought I was a little ahead. Thanks
 
skand
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Is that yellow or rose gold?

This is yellow gold. You have a 2648 to compare with the rose gold case
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Dan S
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Lovely watch. No idea of the value. Perhaps it would be worth putting it in a well-advertised auction. A watch in this sort of condition could prompt a bidding war.
 
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In condition like the one shown in the pictures, I would think $2.5-4k would be fair today.

I think your starting price is a bit light - ignoring the carefully obscured engraving for a moment, I would suggest a no date 18k dogleg pie pan in good nick to start at $3k, head-only.
 
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Lovely watch. No idea of the value. Perhaps it would be worth putting it in a well-advertised auction. A watch in this sort of condition could prompt a bidding war.


I have no intention of selling it just wanted a consultation on how much it might be worth. In another topic they are asking $3K for polished gold/steel and when I asked about gold with a gold bracelet they quoted me 2.5-4K. I think scrap gold is worth that much. Except I don't take everything seriously.
 
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skand skand
I have no intention of selling it just wanted a consultation on how much it might be worth. In another topic they are asking $3K for polished gold/steel and when I asked about gold with a gold bracelet they quoted me 2.5-4K. I think scrap gold is worth that much. Except I don't take everything seriously.

Oh, sorry I misunderstood. Generally unless I'm selling a watch I don't feel the need to know its value.
 
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skand skand
I have no intention of selling it just wanted a consultation on how much it might be worth. In another topic they are asking $3K for polished gold/steel and when I asked about gold with a gold bracelet they quoted me 2.5-4K. I think scrap gold is worth that much. Except I don't take everything seriously.
Well, everyone's going to have slightly different takes regarding price. If you were to ask me about a Steel/YG 167.005, my maximum (great-impeccable condition) would be probably $2k, more if w/ correct B&P.
 
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I think your starting price is a bit light - ignoring the carefully obscured engraving for a moment, I would suggest a no date 18k dogleg pie pan in good nick to start at $3k, head-only.

Agreed - an 18k pie pan in that condition would be scooped up quickly for $3000. The bracelet is a bit more difficult to value as this type doesn’t come up for sale often. My guess would be about $2500.
 
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Not an expert on gold Constellations at all but would not be willed to spend more than $ 2,5k for the watch (heads only; maybe a bit more without the engraving on the caseback)

No information on prices for original gold bracelets or what they sell for.

About half a year ago I bought a 14394 de luxe with railroad dial from an auction house for less than EUR 2k (buyers premium included; not mint but in very good condition)

Just to compare prices.
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Not an expert on gold Constellations at all but would not be willed to spend more than $ 2,5k for the watch (heads only; maybe a bit more without the engraving on the caseback)

No information on prices for original gold bracelets or what they sell for.

About half a year ago I bought a 14394 de luxe with railroad dial from an auction house for less than EUR 2k (buyers premium included; not mint but in very good condition)

Just to compare prices.
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This is a poor comparison between Rail Track Dial and 167.005 in my estimation of reality.
 
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skand skand
This is a poor comparison between Rail Track Dial and 167.005 in my estimation of reality.

Hi Skand,
as told I am not an expert on Constellations but I am interested in your opinion.

Why are those examples not compareable and what is so special on a 167.005. (if I got you right you would quote prices for a 167 005 higher than for a de luxe rail track)

Thanks
Duffy
 
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Hi Skand,
as told I am not an expert on Constellations but I am interested in your opinion.

Why are those examples not compareable and what is so special on a 167.005. (if I got you right you would quote prices for a 167 005 higher than for a de luxe rail track)

Thanks
Duffy

Great watch Duffy! I’d take it over a standard, non deluxe pie pan but value wise I think they’d be similar. A good condition but not mint deluxe railtrack sold on eBay recently for just under $3.4K, so you got yours for a great price.
 
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skand skand
Hi Duffy7.

It is the market that sets prices, and Rail Track Dial is not bought at auction for high sums. I had a beautiful rose gold/steel and sold it for the equivalent of about $900 at auction

I am with you that the market sets the price but in my opinion good examples will fetch good prices. (I don't think that a rail track conny is less sought after than a 167.005 if they are both in very good condition)
 
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