Please recommend me a watch...

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I think Camaros, especially column-wheel models, are extremely undervalued. $5000 for a Valjoux 72 / 92 '60s Heuer is a great value...

Also not mentioned is case condition - 100% paramount with Camaros IMO. You want the original sunburst grain on the face, and sharp bevels between the face and the sides - otherwise they just aren't as attractive. You can expect to pay a premium for a Camaro like that - and it's well worth it.

I still think pricing cam-lever Camaros upwards of $4000 will make them somewhat difficult to sell though, so if you see one with a higher price you may as well make an offer you're comfortable with.
 
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Breitling 810 top times are undervalued in my opinion. I've seen plenty of interesting panda/reverse panda ones go for under $4k.
 
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Breitling 810 top times are undervalued in my opinion. I've seen plenty of interesting panda/reverse panda ones go for under $4k.

Yeah, I like it.
Is it really bigger as 36mm though?
 
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As mentioned above, the 810 top times are 38mm. The 2002 top times are smaller at 36mm

I actually feel the mkIIs are just as nice. Take your time and look through all iterations.
 
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I actually feel the mkIIs are just as nice. Take your time and look through all iterations.

Agreed, but they don't come with an all-silver dial which the OP wants.
 
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I have a later Cal 861 one shown below that doesn't quite fit your list of objectives. It's 36m from 1997 with no lume on the dial.


Super nice, but just not for me.
 
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+1 for the 38mm Breitling top time 810

Alternatives:
Zenith (38mm)
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GP Olimpico (37.5mm)
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The 2 above are mine, and are vintage.

I'd also suggest checking out another member's lovely post on his Zenith EP - that's another nice one, from the 90's. I believe one such watch is on sale- search Watchrecon.

All 3 are under $3500, happy hunting @Majork !
 
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Super nice, but just not for me.

Sorry, I didn't intend to suggest mine was for sale. It was merely included as an example of type. The older De Ville options from the 60s or indeed some of the Seamasters in this thread would seem to fulfill most of your wish list.
 
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There are two Zenith El Primeros on the Private Watch Sales on the forum, both looks great imo. If you would consider some colour on the dial (red, blue or yellow), Omega Schumacher reduced could be an option.
 
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It appears you like vintage chronographs a lot. To me Breitling Navitimer 806's are still very undervalued and some of them are being offered in nice conditions with lumes and everything.
 
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It appears you like vintage chronographs a lot. To me Breitling Navitimer 806's are still very undervalued and some of them are being offered in nice conditions with lumes and everything.

Thanks, I'll look into that one.
I'm not limited to chronos (I only own one and two non-chronos) but yeah... I like em. I'd definitely consider non chronos as well, but many of the nicer dress watches are <36mm.

I like the UG Polerouter a lot.
 
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I'm still thankful for other suggestions 😀