Hello I know that the vintage Zenith with cal 135 is pretty expensive. At lest those one that has the chronometer label in the dial , and has the big case , 37mm ex crown I think. But what about the Zenith 2000 serie , with 35mm case. That also run the cal 135 chronometer movement. What is a fair market value for exempel this one, I guess I pretty big difference ? Best regards / M
The 2000 typically trade for significantly lower prices. More importantly, I believe the dial on the one you show to be a fake, with a crude "2000" added to a dial that was not a chronometer.
Ok damn good to know , I got an offer to buy 4 zenith 2000. Maybe the other 3 watches are incorrect to.
I will post the rest of those three zenith 2000 watches and maybe somebody will notice any thing more that doesn’t look correct / M
i will post it later today , he has 4 zenith 2000 watches. But not the same dial , different configurations /M
the first 2 the 2 in 2000 looks to thick and is not in line. The last one looks right but I’d stay away. Here’s one that’s been around the block a few times but no takers. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Zenith-200...535129?hash=item2889706059:g:7PoAAOSw1LJeNFUiPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network
Ok I think I’ll pass , but I really like the last one. With the sunburst dial. What is a fair market value on the last one with sunburst ? /M
Obviously you should choose the dial style that you prefer, but this is a classic and correct example. Note the applied star: More photos from the source, for comparison: https://www.longitudi.fi/tuote/zenith-2000-chronometre-pukukello-vuodelta-1962/
I really like the last zenith I posted , with sunburst dial. But there will be no deal if the watch is not original
like I said, you should always ask yourself why you want any particular watch. Unless the last one is dirt cheap, save for something better. A 40T Chronometer is a great alternative to that 2000.