Haha, well, good to remember recent transactions that we have record of for the Nina Rindts. Last October, one reportedly sold for $23,000 in a silent auction by analog/shift that I wrote about on HODINKEE.
https://www.hodinkee.com/blog/whats-selling-where-five-absolutely-killer-watches-begging
Then Yorktime in Canada reportedly sold one for $19,000 within the weekend after I wrote about it on HODINKEE:
https://www.hodinkee.com/blog/whats...net-jackson-to-her-lover-and-a-watch-to-avoid
Then Matt Bain reportedly sold one for $22,000 within a couple days after I featured it on HODINKEE:
https://www.hodinkee.com/blog/from-a-lecoultre-deep-sea-alarm-on-ebay-to-a-crazy-vintage-b
The hands are very interesting. I think the watch may be transitional between the early dial with applied logo and the later painted dial where the register hands were also painted white. I think I have seen two of the Ninas with silver luminous register hands. Perhaps they then realized silver was not easily legible, so they painted them white. What do others think? The register hands certainly are original from Universal and based on my understanding of the history of the watch and my gut, I don't think they were put on recently.
Best regards,
Eric Wind