Longines 12.68z from 1939

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Hi guys (and gals, of course).
I have a Longines 12.68z, whose dial is in sub-par condition, serviced one year ago, with the online extract from the archives (from the time when it was for free) dating it from 1939.
I think I've used it no more than a couple times in the last 18 months and I am thinking about selling it.
In your kind and esteemed opinion, how much could it be worth?
Here's a photo.
 
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What research did you do yourself?
 
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Beyond the relevant question above, no one will be capable of providing a serious value estimate without having viewed clear photos of all of the important parts of the watch.
 
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My reasearch is quite inconclusive, since I have seen (few) similar watches in much better condition with asking price north of 2.000 euros.
Of course, this watch is penalised by the poor condition of the dial.
 
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I may add that the watch was the subject of this thread
 
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Hi guys (and gals, of course).
I have a Longines 12.68z, whose dial is in sub-par condition, serviced one year ago, with the online extract from the archives (from the time when it was for free) dating it from 1939.
I think I've used it no more than a couple times in the last 18 months and I am thinking about selling it.
In your kind and esteemed opinion, how much could it be worth?
Here's a photo.


 
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'Bout tree fiddy.
Sorry, English is not my mother tongue; what does it mean?
 
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Sorry, English is not my mother tongue; what does it mean?
Just something to say when the OP makes it impossible to give a real valuation.
 
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Just something to say when the OP makes it impossible to give a real valuation.
Sorry to read that. Honestly I don't know what I could possibly do more than posting photos of the dial, of the movement, of the caseback and mentioning the extract of the archives.
I believe all the relevant pieces of information are there.
Anyway, thank you for your time.
 
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This was about $1300 USD
If mine was mint copper dial, it would be closer to $2500 dealer to dealer price.





Watch doubles in price every 2-3mm. Mine is 38mm. Yours will be half if similar condition. If condition much worse, you loose more than half again. I think yours between $350-500 if buyer interested
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Update.
Just for information, I just sold the watch for 450 euros via CH24