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Help with identification
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MtV
·Not necessarily a “Frankenwatch”, eg built with parts from different watches, but it’s a redial and the crown - while being a nice flat foot example - belongs on a steel watch.
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ApolloXVII
·You will have to open it to check if other parts are "franked"..
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TIMElyBehaviour
·The caseback isn’t sitting flush and has a killer scratch nay gouge down the side.
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Bosa
·What do people think it’s worth currently? With the info you see? Don’t want to buy a waste of time
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Dan S
·The vintage watch aficionados on the forum are mainly collectors, and this is not a watch for a collector. So I'm not sure people will really be interested in putting a value on it as a decorative item with little collectible interest.
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Bosa
·The vintage watch aficionados on the forum are mainly collectors, and this is not a watch for a collector. So I'm not sure people will really be interested in putting a value on it as a decorative item with little collectible interest.
Sorry I mean more as if i was to purchase this watch, i want to know if its worth what they are asking. so wondered if $200 is worth it?
Thanks all
