Anyone here get this?

Tom Dick

My Ed White came back to me a year ago for a little under £4K, which is roughly what I sold it for.

The bargains are still there, BIN 105.012 went through eBay less than 6 weeks ago for $995! That said it went in under two minutes and not to me, I missed it by 10 seconds

The other thing that the current situation had caused is an insurgence of people leaping in after your brought something and taking out from under you. Example

I brought a really nice serviced LCD moon watch three weeks ago, won it fair and square at auction and then it was 'lost on the train' on the way to post it to me!........... Uh huh........Sigh. Never mind! I know I'm not the only OF member who's had the rug pulled out from under him

cvrle1

All I want is to be able to find one speedy with stepped dial that I dont have to mortgage my house to pay for. I understand that for a lot of sellers this is business, and their goal is to make as much money as they can, but it drives me insane when I know what they paid for a watch, and then see it listed for 200%+ markup. I missed out on 1 watch (well 2) by couple of minutes, and now they are listed for double the price person paid. Yes, it goes back to what people will pay and all that, but I just get jaded knowing I was so close to getting one, and now that same watch is way out of my price range.

I should start looking into MKII's before their price gets astronomically high.

cvrle1

Send it to Omega for service. When they are done, it will be like a brand new watch....

incabloc

really......so they made something wrong with mine in Biel. I have to send it back again that it looks like a new watch I think....😁

Tubber

Sold for US$30,000 with offers up to US$40,000. Thought it may be worth putting up some photos of the 2998-6 for sale. Also comes with no.6 end links and a stretched 7912 by the looks of it.

Probably clean up quite nicely but the price is eye-watering. Seems like there is no stopping the rise of Speedmaster prices.