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Can anyone tell me what year this watch is from?
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mannwpaul
·I inherited this watch from my dad and have had it for 33 years. I am attempting to determine its value to figure out if I need to insure it.
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AtomicGrog
·Unless you can get the rear cover off so the serial number can be read you wont get an accurate answer, I'd guess around the 1968-70 era though.
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Dan S
·Maybe $1000 USD more or less.
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mannwpaul
·Unless you can get the rear cover off so the serial number can be read you wont get an accurate answer, I'd guess around the 1968-70 era though.
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mannwpaul
·Unless you can get the rear cover off so the serial number can be read you wont get an accurate answer, I'd guess around the 1968-70 era though.
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JwRosenthal
·I'd guess around the 1968-70 era though.
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mannwpaul
·I agree with the timeline. Bracelet looks like the 1098 which came on the SM120’s around ‘67-68.
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...
Those are the endlinks. The esteemed @JwRosenthal is referring to the bracelet. The same bracelet had multiple endlinks depending on the former of the watch it was sold with.
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JwRosenthal
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It’s a nice looking watch and glad you have been enjoying it for so long. As these watches aren’t worth a huge amount (great value for buyers of vintage) it may not be worth insuring if it requires a rider. As Dan said, insurance value of around $1k would be a solid value, if you were to list it on eBay it would probably fetch between $6-900.
Verify if your insurance needs an appraisal for it as that would need to be done by a jeweler.
Verify if your insurance needs an appraisal for it as that would need to be done by a jeweler.
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mannwpaul
·Those are the endlinks. The esteemed @JwRosenthal is referring to the bracelet. The same bracelet had multiple endlinks depending on the former of the watch it was sold with.
