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Did any one see this sell on ebay?
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Gurn
·Wow, very interesting read.
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MaiLollo
·It’s in range for a soliel dial which are 50-60k in this condition based on recent sales. Assume you 1/2 the price for a possibly wrong cb it’s still 25k and it was purchased for 12...
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Cad290
·It’s the same dial as mine but looks slightly nover, would definitely love to buy another at that price
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crl848
·Guys, surely it’s “soleil”, like French for sun?
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!Are the Soleil dials a late ‘60s thing? If so the caseback is definitely wrong since the -65 model Ed White wasn’t made by HF. Perhaps a replacement as suggested above. Not that it matters since it was very cheap even as a parts watch. Nice dial!
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simonsays
·I am amazed at the premium on these dials in such bad condition. I can understand buying a mint one, but most of these look a mess to me?
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...I am amazed at the premium on these dials in such bad condition. I can understand buying a mint one, but most of these look a mess to me?
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simonsays
·Ever seen a watch with that finish in person? They are stunning and rare. A few other manufacturers had them in the late 60’s, I’m assuming they are all Singer made dials.
I am not sure I have, but I don’t think I could get past the flaky lume and scratches on some of those pics if $30-60k is the price point. Beautiful but ruined equals ruined in my book, rare or not.
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SgWatchBaron
·Pretty reasonable deal!
