Yeah the gold will be worth a lot ofc, i’ve tried comparing it to my compax and i’m not fully convinced. I compared it to my 22209 which should be from arround the same time. Especially the A and O and the thickness of the print makes me doubt it.
What was the verdict with these lumed SAS dials? I can't seem to find the thread.
I personally think they're reprinted, so much more is wrong about this watch too, like the ref ending with 5 (instead of 6 for a SAS) and the thicker indexes on the bezel as opposed to thin ones expected on earlier models.
https://www.chrono24.com/universalg...48080459.htm?searchHash=efc02c1f_ycLtVi&pos=2
Sometimes I really wonder what some traders are smoking..... https://www.ebay.com/itm/278381473463 Probably made in 240 pieces so by no means rare (in UG terms).
https://www.ebay.com/itm/278381621037
Perhaps the zero on his keyboard sticks
Somebody may be lucky. Or not (couple of red flags here....) https://www.leboncoin.fr/ad/montres_bijoux/3278780817
Scam aside, and just looking at the pics, is there such thing as a black dial 22297-1 ? (I think the topic of black dial versions of 22297 and 222100 has come up before, but I've always assumed some kind of franken, or redial, but I also can't remember all the details).
Somebody may be lucky. Or not (couple of red flags here....) https://www.leboncoin.fr/ad/montres_bijoux/3278780817
It's sad to see dials like this ending up in made up cases (and with an ask of USD 14k): https://www.ebay.com/itm/189038675823
Curious to see what the eBay authenticators will say about it….
