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LarryG
·Where ya gonna find that bezel?
Thoughts on this Longines Chronostop?
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cchen
·No idea.... rare birds have been located with luck and perseverance. I remember a missing Longines skin diver bezel was found here a while ago
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JacksonPollock
·No idea.... rare birds have been located with luck and perseverance. I remember a missing Longines skin diver bezel was found here a while ago
The best path would be to find a donor watch with a bad dial which would tack another $8k to the total price tag. The latest price is $36.5k from Phillips so whoever won got a great deal. Looking at previous prices, it looks like this model has skyrocketed in value. I saw a listing in 2015 for $4k and now it's at $30k+? The price elasticity made me uncomfortable otherwise, I would have bid higher.
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerI would not use Phillips as reference for values 🍿
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Radiumpassion
·I would not use Phillips as reference for values 🍿
Agree. To many bidders with alot of «fxxk you» money😉
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerExactly. If Phillips sells my entire collection I can retire 😎
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Syrte
·The best path would be to find a donor watch with a bad dial .
Either by some miracle he/she already has a wreck which can serve as a donor - and which perhaps was bought cheaply many years ago. Or they have someone on hand who can make a whole new bezel.
But that's not given to everybody.
Or this is a newbie enthusiast with a lot of spare cash.
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