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Peak Connie at Christie’s

Kapka
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30K 😲.
That's just insane. Why so much?? It's still just a golden Connie in the end.
 
dsio
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That’s fair, far more so than paying 30k for an Ed White or a Hulk Submariner. It’s a really special watch worth fighting over.

Drastically more sensible than $50k for a silver snoopy too
 
seekingseaquest
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It’s a lot of money, but good luck finding another? Let’s just say I’ve seen a bunch of nice 2915s pop up over the last couple days.. doubt I’ll see another one of these for a while.
 
Dan321
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What a nice looking watch, maybe it’s true value is now being realised?
 
MSNWatch
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Case looks softer on the more recent sale.
 
MtV
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Out of curiosity: Would the crown also be solid 18k WG on this? In some pictures it looks like a slightly different color, might also be due to use though.
 
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This is just the kind of watch that I'm hoping to find one day out in the wild
 
gbesq
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I wonder what the original purchase price would have been back in the day? Would be interesting to know.
 
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MSNWatch MSNWatch
Case looks softer on the more recent sale.

It does to me. For that kind of money I would want to see crisp edges.

I think I would prefer to wear this beauty that @seekingseaquest owns. (photo stolen from his IG).

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Dr No
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gbesq gbesq
I wonder what the original purchase price would have been back in the day? Would be interesting to know.

I recall seeing a retail price list on TZ about fifteen years ago. Can't remember details, but I think there were 14 kt as well as 18 kt white gold Connies specified.

I've never seen one in person other than at Omegamania.
 
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dsio dsio
Drastically more sensible than $50k for a silver snoopy too
Or a couple of million for a 2915...
 
Servius
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😲

How many of these could have been made? Were they specially ordered or is it a kind of regular production?
 
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This is just the kind of watch that I'm hoping to find one day out in the wild
I am just hoping to find it in stainless steel in the wild
You could easily afford this Chris if you sell some of your black dials
 
Deafboy
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Christie's images look heavily processed, imo. Difficult to judge condition.
 
STANDY
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This is just the kind of watch that I'm hoping to find one day out in the wild

For $2000 at a flea market 😉
 
Dero13
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I cant recall ever seeing a ref 2852 in white gold for sale outside of these auction houses
 
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