Good evening all, I'm looking to sell this Seamaster 600 135.011. I recently posted it on the bay with a reserve well under the prices I had found on the Internet, but the reserve was not met. I would be very grateful if someone could advise on a sensible asking price Many thanks in advance .
Prices found on the internet typically do not reflect the sale price on eBAY. Do an advanced search on eBAY for sold items and this should give you a range to work with.
I checked the prices of items previously sold on the bay and compared with current prices of watches that I believe to be original, as is mine. I set the reserve well below the prices currently asked and it still didn't sell. Hence my reason for asking for a valuation. As an example, I received an offer of £125.
I see a fairly nice (albeit not over the top) 600. Quite possibly replacement crown and plexi. Should fetch u$ 250-350. Sometimes things just don't happen. I had watches sit for months in sales corners...like lead blocks then got bored and pulled them.... 6months later I relisted and got 4 enquiries over the weekend and sold it in 3 days...go figure. Do you know www.watchrecon.com?
I have just taken a look at the results for these at auction on eBay with no reserve and they went from US$225 - $420. Frequently auctions with a reserve get less bids and lower prices.