Hi mates,

I recenlty saw a perfect 168015 for sale. I won't tell the price here in order to have non biased adivce. The question is how much would you pay for it. The buckle is not original, the rest is perfectly like new. Sold on a leather strap.
Picture of what a 168015 looks like (this in not the one for sale):
Picture of what a 168015 look like

 

Here is one sold on the Bay..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Omega-Const...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

$1.

No, wait......$2.

Okay, okay...... if it's solid gold I'd go as high as $8.76 but no more!

Without good pictures to assess condition and the case material, this thread is pointless.

Do I need to post a bunch of gifs?

 

Yes, I will post one because it's how we do things.

 

More info like....

Where is this being offered?
Is it a reputable seller?
"Perfectly new" does this mean it's single owner or a refurbished?
I also notice many members require a movement photo to assess possible serving charges to consider when pricing. It's near impossible to give you a proper response with just a single shot of the dial.
Photo of the crown?

Happy Hunting! Love your taste! Just need to track down the right buy,

Thomas

 

It's worth as much as you will pay for it

 

Thomas, the OP specified that the watch he pictures is NOT the one for sale, just an example of what a 168.015 looks like.

Excellent generic answer for a very generic original post.

 

I tweaked my post. Thank you for brining this to my attention. All other pieces of my post should apply to the OP! Now that I know this, I see why your gifs were called in....

Best,

Thomas

 

No worries.

 

Hu guys,

I forgot to mention it's 18k gold. Ulackfocus, excuse me not to put some pics but it woumdl show where it's sold and I wouldn't like to miss it
TTG, it's not the same one as on ebay. This is a 18k gold dial.
MP, the watch is sold buy a "gold meller" looking at the pics, the watch was not polished nor redone. Sharp angles, beautifull dial.
well after all here's a pic...

 

It's in excellent shape. The only issue I see is a careless strap change (edge of the underside of the lugs has scratches). The problem with giving an estimated value is there are very few 18k specimens to compare. What is the seller asking?

 

thanks for noticing. A negotiable 2000 euros.

 

Wow, that's a lot for what's probably one of the least popular Constellations powered by the 56x series.

 

hm. I didn't find the price outrageous for such a nice exemple. A few years ago pie pan were ridicously low and we know the rest

 

But that's NOT a pie pan. If it were, the seller would be asking more.

 

I know that. Actually it would be a nice compromise between paying 3000 euros for a beautiful a pie pan having a nice connie and buying a poor exemple. I really don't find its design ugly. What do you think?

 

1200 or 1400 euros maybe, if I were in love with it. but 2000? A bit much

 

I like that watch. I've owned a couple - one gold capped, one stainless steel.