I’m afraid it’s redial tho... I love the proposition of subsecond, railroad minutetrack and arabic index...!! can you recommmend me other examples if you know any? Thanks!!!!!
The dial on this one is not original. Logos are not consistent with the time period. Here is one with an original dial: If the price is under $200, it would make a nice wearing watch. gatorcpa
Thank you so much. unfortunately it’s about $650... but anyway I’d buy one so please anybody on the forum give me a generous offer before I bite on this overpriced franken watch...
Don’t skimp out on your dream watch, you’ll regret over paying as soon as it’s on your wrist. Be patient.
is it that bad? Would you recommend me other decent alternatives? I’m looking for 36mm sized subsecond watch with Arabic index and railroad minute track.
OmeGez is correct. Be patient and persistent; rushing to purchase (or to do anything important in my opinion) invariably leads to regret. Remember: “act in haste, repent at leisure“.
are they really worth that much? This one ref 2324-8 is on the bay for $1100. but months before sold on a private page for $449.
There were very few watches made in the 1930's and early 1940's that were 36mm diameter. When found, they tend to go for significant money. Most normal men's watches were anywhere between 30mm to 34mm. The reason for this was that a lot of the movements in early wristwatches came from women's watches. There wasn't a whole lot of difference in the size between men's and women's watches until the 1950's. The Glycine above is very typical from that period. gatorcpa