Please post a clear straight on image with the hands moved out of the way for better feedback. If winding, setting, auto-winding, and running properly, value is in the vicinity of $400-$500 USD more or less. The marks on the dial hurt the value unfortunately, but it's still a collectible watch for the person who doesn't mind signs of aging.
Not bad as I only paid $100. After looking online and seeing similar ones going for $1,000+ usd I was hoping that would be the case with mine. Thank you Dan
By "going for," I assume you mean asking prices. Sellers often ask unrealistic prices.
Looking at the new photo, the watch looks totally legit to me, just with some condition issues (some dial damage, aggressively polished case). But a nice find, and great for $100. With a watch like this, double-signed watches don't usually add a lot of value, but you never know, someone might put more value on the Tiffany signature than I do.
Very cool watch, and hopefully it ends up being worn!
