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1. £4500 genuine NOS [$7,100 / 4,800 Euro]
2. £3750 put together perfect part nos [$5,900 / 4,000 Euro]
3. £3500 mint [$5,530 / 3,750 Euro]
4. £2000 if redial. [$3,150 / 2,150 Euro]
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Shown above is Rich's list of values. Let me make a couple of comments, in order to provide my opinion on a Rich's estimates of the values.
Let's start with the Number 3. "Aged to Perfection" [Mint] sample . . . I start with this one, because I believe that it is the only one for which we can have some degree of certainty. After all, this is the only one which we can reasonably expect to see . . . if not exactly as I described it, at least we will see some that are close to this "Mint" condition. Rather than selling at $5,500, with bracelet, I believe that this one hits in the $7,000 range (or $6,000 without the bracelet), when sold by a reputable dealer. I provide this estimate with some confidence, because we have actually seen a couple of them move in this range, in the recent past. Shown below is one recently listed by Exotic Watch. Look at the lume . . . look at the hands . . . look at the strength of the print and the marks on the dial. Yes, this one is worth at least $7,000 . . . maybe hitting $7,500; I believe that Rich's estimate of $5,500 (dealer price) is far short of the mark.
Now, some quick comments on the other three, shown in Rich's list of values.
So here's my list:
Jeff
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