Any advice gratefully received 2577

2577owner · Mar 25, 2019

Wuza72
Maybe this could help, actual screenshot from today:

Thanks Wuza - none have the same exact dial, hence my confusion. Apparently slight variations like that don't make much difference in value

DaveK · Mar 25, 2019

2577owner
I see, so replacement glass, polish, clean dial and hands all a no no in terms of value?
Do you see these for sale often? I personally love the design, and appreciate the craftsmanship and how far they have come since origin, so value isn't so important - however I'm still curious

One point that I think was missed in the discussion was to replace (or not) the crystal. I'd say yes if it needs it, but ask to keep the old one, just in case

padders · Mar 25, 2019

2577owner
Thanks Wuza - none have the same exact dial, hence my confusion. Apparently slight variations like that don't make much difference in value

Yes there do seem to be dozens of different versions. Some are worth more than others, black dials and waffle dials for instance but in the main originality and condition are the value drivers.

Any advice gratefully received 2577

2577owner

DaveK

padders

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