lucentcrow
·Don't worry about it, I suggest using watch charts and searching on google watchcharts followed by the model, and you should be able to see sold prices on ebay. Ollie
Don't worry about it, I suggest using watch charts and searching on google watchcharts followed by the model, and you should be able to see sold prices on ebay. Ollie
also, on the insurance front; don't know what insurance company you use; for me, my personal jewelry policy that covers like 25k worth of itemized pieces, is like maybe a $10 a month ( I use the same company for my home and auto insurance, so ymmv). For me, I'd rather over insure.
generally speaking, it would be good to say "hey, i've seen these kinds of prices" (there's one thats got a better case than yours for sale for 9,500 here, one on Chrono24 for like 4k, one on vintage watch specialist with a rougher dial for 9.7), and then maybe include more than one picture, caseback, movement, service history, etc, and then people may be more inclined to help.
Granted, those are asking prices, like Ollie suggests, if you want sold prices, look that way. In honestly, if it's yours, you're not selling, are not those general prices enough? What's the end goal in knowing what others have sold for?
IMO an original example in nice shape will be in the $5-10K USD range. It's a special and uncommon piece that is relatively undervalued for what it represents - military, nice size, antimagnetic and precursor to the Railmaster.
no worries, very slow monday at work and I like internet hunting, beautiful watch by the way.
Hey folks!
I did a small research of sold RAF 53 Thin Arrows with radium lume for myself as I've been in the market for one and sold prices are next ones (via forums, websales and auctions; converted to USD; last 7 years):
2017 - $6,970
2017 - $8,240
2018 - $7,860
2018 - $9,530
2020 - $8,500
2020 - $9,190
2022 - $5,740
2024 - $9,500
Of course it all depends on condition, but a nice example is harder and harder to find nowadays.
also, on the insurance front; don't know what insurance company you use; for me, my personal jewelry policy that covers like 25k worth of itemized pieces, is like maybe a $10 a month ( I use the same company for my home and auto insurance, so ymmv). For me, I'd rather over insure.