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martinturesson
·Hello friends!
My main question is whether there is anything indicating that this watch might not be authentic? Otherwise, I feel satisfied with it.
I know I should ask you before making a purchase and I apologize for this, but I have lost so many auctions recently and haven't wanted to bother you every time. I bid on this watch and won the auction at a good price at the last second on Catawiki. While obtaining a refund might be a bit challenging, Catawiki offers buyer protection with a three-day window to examine the watch if it doesn't meet the description.
The seller has good reviews and the watch is supposed to be digitally examined by an expert. The serial number suggests that the watch dates back to 1966, aligning with the production period of the Seamaster 600 from 1964-1966, with a caliber of 601. I also think the watch resembles other Seamaster 600s that I have looked at.
What do you think?
My main question is whether there is anything indicating that this watch might not be authentic? Otherwise, I feel satisfied with it.
I know I should ask you before making a purchase and I apologize for this, but I have lost so many auctions recently and haven't wanted to bother you every time. I bid on this watch and won the auction at a good price at the last second on Catawiki. While obtaining a refund might be a bit challenging, Catawiki offers buyer protection with a three-day window to examine the watch if it doesn't meet the description.
The seller has good reviews and the watch is supposed to be digitally examined by an expert. The serial number suggests that the watch dates back to 1966, aligning with the production period of the Seamaster 600 from 1964-1966, with a caliber of 601. I also think the watch resembles other Seamaster 600s that I have looked at.
What do you think?
