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·As the case-back is not gold (?) I suggest to wait for a gold-capped Seamaster. I am not sure, but IMHO the coating had 40...60 microns that time and this looks really fantastic.
As the case-back is not gold (?) I suggest to wait for a gold-capped Seamaster. I am not sure, but IMHO the coating had 40...60 microns that time and this looks really fantastic.
The gold-capped 166.010 (or whatever it is) looks decent. The gold-filled DV would be a no-go for me. It's probably better for you to figure out for yourself what you want to pay. Overall, I think gold-capped examples sell for similar prices as SS.
Huh? Neither of those are SS and you didn't give prices. Please re-read my post, I'm trying to help you learn to put values on watches. I will repeat, gold-capped prices are similar to SS, that should help with your research. Gold-plated watches are obviously worth a lot less, and not really something I'd buy.