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路I was wondering when someone would pick up on that.
This thread prompted me to put on series two of the show last evening 馃榿
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I was wondering when someone would pick up on that.
This thread is confusing. The OP seems to be indicating that his watch is "unique" because it has an unusual service part (or replacement part, at any rate). In this regard, nearly every franken-watch is unique.
As for it's 'uniqueness' I must confess that with my limited knowledge I have been unable to find another one that looks like it, but of course I am more than happy to be proved wrong by people with much more knowledge on the subject then me!
BTW, I AM looking to sell, but appreciate I can't sell it on here.
OK, let me take your post at face-value and explain. Collectors value originality above all, so a watch that is "unique" because some of its parts have been replaced with incorrect non-original parts is generally less valuable, not more valuable. Uniqueness in this sense is not desirable, although someone might buy the OP watch because he wants to use that dial in a different watch.
You have already been told the rules on a different thread, and so you should understand that this type of comment is totally inappropriate.
( We know it鈥檚 a friends and your just after what it鈥檚 worth before you sell it.
You have a avatar and you have asked nicely and I think you genuinely were not aware of the no selling rules here )
Come on help him out fellas
I've just inherited a Seamster 300 165.024.
An elderly friend of mine gave me the watch and asked me to 'find out if it's worth anything'. (He does not have a computer).
So was it inherited or was it from a friend? I get confused quite easily.
Just let us know which charity shop it鈥檚 going to...
Seeing as it's not worth anything and nobody is interested I'll probably give it to St Catherine's Hospice, Horsham.
Dont leave us so soon. The majority of OF is very nice. Maybe you would'nt say but @Dan S is one of the most helpfull OF members. It's just we see a lot of golddiggers here with strange stories who just want to make a quick buck and use the knowledge of the members without contributing anything. It's a collectors forum and not a sales forum. That's why you received some of the comments. Nothing personal...
It isn't that complicated, Spiny Norman (I'm a big Monty Python fan, by the way). The veterans here aren't just running a free appraisal service. Otherwise, they would be deluged with requests like yours. If you take a bit of time and search this site, plus maybe one or two others you will soon find out about, you will learn a lot more about your particular model. Come back and contribute what you have learned and they will be happy to discuss it with you. I know nothing about such things, and even I know your watch is valuable enough to be worth the effort.
It isn't that complicated, Spiny Norman (I'm a big Monty Python fan, by the way). The veterans here aren't just running a free appraisal service. Otherwise, they would be deluged with requests like yours. If you take a bit of time and search this site, plus maybe one or two others you will soon find out about, you will learn a lot more about your particular model. Come back and contribute what you have learned and they will be happy to discuss it with you. I know nothing about such things, and even I know your watch is valuable enough to be worth the effort.