Makes sense to split them. Normally I’d think together is better... but a 600k+ omega auction?
I think they will see more money seperate... also if the watches are from multiple owners how do they split up the results?
SS Rolex flooding auctions ? Who should have thought.... perfect storm for people wanting to sell not quite vintage pieces.
There's also a Blue Dial EW with papers.
https://www.phillips.com/detail/OMEGA/CH080218/39
But, what's wrong in this picture.... 😵💫
There's also a Blue Dial EW with papers.
https://www.phillips.com/detail/OMEGA/CH080218/39
But, what's wrong in this picture.... 😵💫
That’s the first extract I have seen with the dial noted.
Sold four months before it was produced?!
That’s the first extract I have seen with the dial noted.
There's also a Blue Dial EW with papers.
https://www.phillips.com/detail/OMEGA/CH080218/39
But, what's wrong in this picture.... 😵💫
Indeed strange, but this isn’t the first time Phillips managed to get a „special“ extract isn’t it?
I‘m not sure if it is okay to post screencaps of Phillips description, but in essence they say that this is plausible because omega notes the „sale date“ only when they received the money, so the delay is explained by that .... what?! Sale date?! It says production date clearly on the extract ... since when is the extract date a „this day we received the money from the vendor and marked it as sold“ date ... someone?!
It's defiantly not right. There is tons of blank paperwork readily available
