Seamaster 120 796.0844 Jacques Mayol

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p_rover

·Mar 20, 2024

Hi.
I found a Seamaster 120 796.0844 Jacques Mayol lady version NOS (28mm) for sale.
I know it's a fairly rare model, but in the women's version it's not very sought after I think.
What could be the right price for it?
thanks in advance.

 

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efauser

·Mar 20, 2024

eBay sold listings?

 

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p_rover

·Mar 20, 2024

thanks for the advice, but I can't find anyone sold on ebay.

 

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tyrantlizardrex

·Mar 20, 2024

What is the seller asking? Do you feel comfortable with that price? Have they indicated that they might be open to a deal?

 

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X350 XJR

·Mar 20, 2024·Vintage Omega Aficionado

p_rover

fairly rare model

Does not translate into desirability or value.

 

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p_rover

·Mar 21, 2024

the seller is asking 650 € and is open to some deal. I think the price is too high since it is the lady version. Am I wrong? What you guys consider the right price range to be?

 

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cristos71

·Mar 21, 2024

IMHO 99.99% of ladies don't prefer a vintage watch to wear...so buying it should all depend on whether you know a lady in the 0.01%, and if so are you prepared to drop €X of your own watch budget on it and her?

 

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p_rover

·Mar 21, 2024

@cristos71 that's a good answer 😁.

 

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Andy_D

·Mar 21, 2024

I personally really like these and my other half does too, but I doubt she’d likes it to a tune of €650. Her Equinoxe yes, a ladies Mayol no!
I think if it’s 100% a goer for the lady in your life… and if it’s running, water tight and doesn’t need a service then maybe 400-450, but that’s just me.

But it does comes down to how much someone is comfortable paying and how much they desire it.