Use the search function here to research the recent Private Sales. There is Chrono 24 although the asks are usually high, you can get a sense, then there is the completed sales history on E-Bay. Read up on how to grade the watches you want to sell. “Learn How To Fish” Thread is a good guide to what collectors are looking for. Please read the rules here regarding sales. Be advised that members here are already weary of the demands for free appraisals which increase around the holidays. So if you want our help, do some research first and remember the manners your parents and teachers taught you.
Chrono wants your social security number because of new European legislation. They are obligated to notify the national
tax authorities about your sales....
L Lacros99Thank you for your advice. I have already done quite a bit of research on the watches so I know a fair bit about them. I've had them serviced so I also have a record of the serial numbers, case reference amd movement numbers. Ebay puts me off as people tell you to look there and it may be the same watch but the condition is vastly different. I have a C6865 14k Tiffany and Co dial Omega Seamaster Deville dated 1972 and a 14761.1sc dated 1961 Omega Semaster in Steel.
L Lacros99£668 was the total cost for the work on both watches.
Ok, say £334 ( €390) each. Here will be your problem, as looking at both of these watches and being brutally honest as a collector I'd value them both together at somewhere around your servicing costs, perhaps a little more, perhaps a little less.
My advice- be very realistic with what you are hoping to achieve.
