Dan, we are not "down to 1500," but low prices do occur regardless of the brand or model. I'm sure you know that a 105.002 could sell for 4k even today if the buyer/seller were not aware of the market value. It happens. But true Pogues in good original condition will sell between 2 and 3k if both parties are knowledgeable. The sales I know are mostly not in the open. I again point you to Spencer Klein who has sold probably more than a dozen in recent months. That's just a guess.
↑As for ugliness, the post below might help explain. It is IN context and not manipulated.
ME: And Janice and Fred, you might want to pull out that mound of Pogues you have and check to see if any have the correct markings. I'll buy every one you have at 700 or less depending on condition.
NOT ME: we know what we have and we don't need to "pull them out" and check anything and report back in the hopes you follow thru with your offer. despite our penchant for watch-hunting and selling here and there, our Pogues, just like most of our long-standing collection of stuff are not for sale. if we were looking to cash-in we have other watches far more interesting than the Pogues.
however we wouldn't think of using one from our collection as an icon and start threads on it attempting to create buzz and boost it's value, but to each their own.Click to expand...