Omega Seamaster Pre-owned Details
Code
:DG2994
Movement
:Automatic
Case Material
:Steel
Condition
:2 (fine)
:With Box
Location
:United States, California, Newport Beach
Price
:
$ 1,775
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement
:Automatic
Case
Case Material
:Steel
Case Diameter
:41 mm
Waterproof
:300 m
Glass
:Sapphire Glass
Dial
:Blue
Functions
:Date
Others
:Rotating Bezel, Helium Valve
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AP 1.5 link - loctite
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Rough Valuation
After viewing Jockes conversion in the rolex discussions, it got me thinking that I haven't worn this watch for nearly 20 years, I bought it used around 22 years ago and had it serviced about 12 months ago as it wasn't running properly ( not surprising really) the chap who serviced it said it was worth a few hundred pounds, I think I'm going to either sell it or part exchange it for more of a sports watch which I know I'll wear. Would appreciate an idea of valuation or even a model type or No.ThanksPhil
Sotheby's auction estimates unbelievably wrong
Hi guys and galsI happened to look at Sotheby's auction results for the Fullerton Collection, and am shocked to see how woefully undervalued they were.I can understand one or two estimates slipping through the cracks, but all of them appear to have been valued at only 10-20% of the actual hammer price!!! I think they need a serious staff review in that department... I may even suggest they join and read TRF, they could learn something!!!
Current Rolex and keeping up with inflation.
Gents (and Ladies),We all know Rolex is not necessarily an investment. But does it beat or keep up with inflation? Obviously, this is a broad question and there are endless models ranging from vintage to current models. I wanted to get a sense when one buys a Rolex, does one feel that with time they will at least get back what they paid for the watch and more?I feel this is more applicable in current times with people referring to the stock market as an 'asset bubble' and bonds and savings accounts offering meek returns. It has been advised to keep precious metals (ie. gold, silver) in the range of 5-10% n their portfolio. Would jewlery such as a Rolex be a worthwhile 'investment' as a storehouse of wealth?Thanks in advance.
winding my 114060
Hi guys,I was wondering something that most of you will most likely knowWhen i am winding my 114060(when it stopped) i see that it cost me about 17-25 turns to get it ''moving'' so the second-marker doesnt start walking directly when i'm doing so... is this normal?
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