Help identifying a vintage chronograph and value

awbw · May 24, 2017

Please help me identify this watch and it's market value

JimInOz · May 24, 2017

awbw · May 24, 2017

JimInOz
Why?

I want to buy a vintage chro, but don't want to get scammed

Stewart H · May 24, 2017

JimInOz
Why?

Because the redial and Franken movement are interesting talking points.

awbw · May 24, 2017

awbw
I want to buy a vintage chro, but don't want to get scammed

Obviously the dial is not the original, but how it will effect the overall value?

Stewart H · May 24, 2017

In collector terms, the redial will knock off about 40 to 50% of the value. That and the movement irregularities will make any collector run a mile.

awbw · May 24, 2017

Stewart H
In collector terms, the redial will knock off about 40 to 50% of the value. That and the movement irregularities will make any collector run a mile.

Thanks for the info.

kreyke · May 24, 2017

Stewart H
In collector terms, the redial will knock off about 40 to 50% of the value. That and the movement irregularities will make any collector run a mile.

Maybe even more. Some wouldn't even consider buying it. So it's really just worth the movement inside.

Help identifying a vintage chronograph and value

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