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  1. smithrjd Nov 10, 2012

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  2. ulackfocus Nov 10, 2012

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    Servicing isn't any different in cost than a lower beat caliber, it's just a different lubricant needed in the escapement. "Watch does tick but sold as found, not running." is always a gamble. Might simply need a service, might need parts. If it's only a service it's worth the asking price.
     
  3. smithrjd Nov 10, 2012

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    Kind of what I was thinking, SS C case with no band. Rather low on the totem pole as an Ultra Chron I would assume. Great place for the rotor in the picture.. Can't see the serial number. I would guess 69 or 70 as it does look like a calibre 431. Will watch it, but no bids does say quite a bit. The Zodiac SST 36000bph is the same cost to service as any other with the same complications, but Longines I do not really know other than Dad liked them.
    Thanks for the advice
     
  4. ulackfocus Nov 10, 2012

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    The Buy It Now was $250 - yet the auction ended with a winning bid of $252.30!
     
  5. smithrjd Nov 10, 2012

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    I was looking at it in the opening $150 range, when it went for more than the buy it now... Someone wanted much much more so than I. There will always be others.
     
  6. ulackfocus Nov 10, 2012

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    Correct. :thumbsup: Good conditioned stainless U-C's seem to be selling in the $250 - $325 range.