2493 is my guess. Nice one!
thank you! do you know the approximate value?
I find the jumbos hard to value - they don’t seem to sell for much more than standard sized ones but are harder to find and more wearable to many.
Is it sold gold or gold capped?
By the way, please remove that bracelet - it will eat away at the lugs. Crown should be gold of course.
I find the jumbos hard to value - they don’t seem to sell for much more than standard sized ones but are harder to find and more wearable to many.
Is it sold gold or gold capped?
By the way, please remove that bracelet - it will eat away at the lugs. Crown should be gold of course.
Yea its that way for a lot of vintage Seamasters, several people like @Bill Sohne have been telling people about special Seamasters for years but the market as a whole is more attracted to the Constellation pie-pan and overpays for even bad piepans over great Seamasters with a heard mentalityI find the jumbos hard to value - they don’t seem to sell for much more than standard sized ones but are harder to find and more wearable to many.
Is it sold gold or gold capped?
By the way, please remove that bracelet - it will eat away at the lugs. Crown should be gold of course.
I find the jumbos hard to value - they don’t seem to sell for much more than standard sized ones but are harder to find and more wearable to many.
Is it sold gold or gold capped?
By the way, please remove that bracelet - it will eat away at the lugs. Crown should be gold of course.
ohh okay, i’ll remove the bracelet.
And idk if it’s solid gold or gold cape, it doesn’t have anything scripted.
By the way, i don’t really know about the market for this kind of watches, what’s an average price for a normal seamaster?
Price wise in a no reserve auction gold-cap would be around the ~$500 range depending on how many people want it, it could go a couple hundred either way though depending on photos and demand.
18K gold would be more around the $1.5-2k range.
The way to tell what material it is, check the back of the lugs, if its silver there its gold-capped, if its gold then its solid gold
so this means that it gold capped? or is the back of the lugs replaced? because when i first saw the back of the watch i thought it’d been through a repair.
thank you so much!
Might be gold-filled or gold-capped, steel case-back means not solid gold though.
I find the jumbos hard to value - they don’t seem to sell for much more than standard sized ones but are harder to find and more wearable to many.
Is it sold gold or gold capped?
By the way, please remove that bracelet - it will eat away at the lugs. Crown should be gold of course.
Yea its that way for a lot of vintage Seamasters, several people like @Bill Sohne have been telling people about special Seamasters for years but the market as a whole is more attracted to the Constellation pie-pan and overpays for even bad piepans over great Seamasters with a heard mentalityI find the jumbos hard to value - they don’t seem to sell for much more than standard sized ones but are harder to find and more wearable to many.
Is it sold gold or gold capped?
By the way, please remove that bracelet - it will eat away at the lugs. Crown should be gold of course.
wait so what is it? caped, filled or solid?
wait so what is it? caped, filled or solid?
