A correct and honest Conquest caliber 291, probably a later model (mid to late 60's) with very nice medallion enamel.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LONGINES-CO...018977204?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item46162113b4
And it's on open auction! This one should clean up well.
I bought and sold a very similar no date (290) version of that same stainless Conquest last year for around $550 I think.
An interesting Grand Prize from 1966-ish:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Lon...275555066?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item4acd83ecfa
Bad pics might keep the price down to the opening bid which isn't a terrible price for gambling. Take a look at the regulator and see if you think you see what I think I see.
All else equal - do stainless steel Longines watches tend to cost more or are more valued to collectors, than gold filled?
All else equal - do stainless steel Longines watches tend to cost more or are more valued to collectors, than gold filled?
All else equal - do stainless steel Longines watches tend to cost more or are more valued to collectors, than gold filled?
Right now, yes. That could change depending on style though.
How 'bout dat Ultra-Chron logo dial caliber 431 you pointed out. I see the offer price on that gold filled example, but haven't come across a stainless steel
This one - http://www.ebay.com/itm/251363624658
First time learning about these so will keep looking for SS examples. Many Thanks
