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devnull
·Specially the gold watches. How much does an engraving dedicating the watch to an obscure president of a minor firm affects the desirability of a given watch?
What's the consensus with engraved watches?
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorDepends on the artistic merit of the engraving, IMO.
Later presentations tend to be machine made and boring.
gatorcpa
Later presentations tend to be machine made and boring.
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DirtyDozen12
·A tasteful engraving can definitely add intrigue and increase desirability.
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watchlovr
·If it started with W10 or 0552, it would be good usually!
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorThere was another thread a few months, half a year ago that had a few pages but on phone and can't find link
Search should find it
Search should find it
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Geo!
·I really don't mind engraving on the case back. As a collector of vintage watches, I see it as an intriguing part of the history.
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Modest_Proposal
·Although many here wouldn't mind an engraving, I would say that on average, the value of the watch decreases with its presence.
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Pahawi
·I don't feel comfortable wearing a watch engraved with another guys name....... If it's been owned by a former President, Astronaut, or other in such laegue, I might be able to live with it, though.....😀
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alam
·There was another thread a few months, half a year ago that had a few pages but on phone and can't find link
Search should find it
This one? https://omegaforums.net/search/4226971/?q=Poll&o=date&c[title_only]=1&c[user][0]=269
