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Hi
Check rolex and see how far overpriced their vintage are. A 6238,6239,6263 or 6265 cost near $15000 to 35000 (chuck foryour info, the chronometer version of the rolex 727 was only delivered to gold models not steel models). I know a guy who owns a red dial dayto which costs $300000 and anothe one who owns a 6062 on yellow gold value is $60000. Ditto for rail dials and double red sub/ red sea dwellers I am not even talking about comex between $5500 to +10000.
In Omegas, the Ploprof is priced between $3500-4500 if in very good condition, the seamaster 120 even with no warranty and with wrong hands (the one sold by artoftime has speedy markII exotic hands) are reaching between $3000-3750 and some other models like the seamaster 1000 are up to +$4500.
Prices are generally fixed by supply and demand and also by the rarity of the watch, but a watch with no warranty and not serviced even tough it is rare doesn't desserve a too high price especially if it has been badly restored or serviced(luminova instead of tritium dial, wrong hands and ppor precision). High prices are only justified if watches is absolutely pristine or N.I.B
just my opinion
regards
georges
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