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LukeBird said:
No problem, it was up for £250, I paid a little less than that.
I've been doing lots of research to try and see if I can find out more about it, some places seem to indicate price is pretty much bang on, others that it is worth far more?! I didn't buy it to flip it so the 'value' wasn't (and isn't) too much of a consideration, but with a possible JLC purchase on the horizon a few sales may be required!
Oh and thanks!
What do you have in mind? Out of interest, and this may sound a bit strange, how old are you? I've always thought from some of your previous posts that you were a similar age to me (23 yrs old), but I'm interested to know through your choice of watches! Hope you don't mind! I've been doing lots of research to try and see if I can find out more about it, some places seem to indicate price is pretty much bang on, others that it is worth far more?! I didn't buy it to flip it so the 'value' wasn't (and isn't) too much of a consideration, but with a possible JLC purchase on the horizon a few sales may be required!
Oh and thanks!
Ikemi said:
What do you have in mind? Out of interest, and this may sound a bit strange, how old are you? I've always thought from some of your previous posts that you were a similar age to me (23 yrs old), but I'm interested to know through your choice of watches! Hope you don't mind!
A Jaeger LeCoultre Master Hometime, the previous gen model. IMO a far prettier watch than the current.Pics can be found here.
I am indeed of similar age, I'm 22. Most people think I'm older than I am, confusingly I look younger than I am, but I'm an old man really!
Oh and I don't mind being asked at all!
My watch collection follows no real logic, beyond my love of Omegas, a variety of movements and buying what I like!
22+23=45
Ahem, anyway, it's a nice clean watch though, I've been having a look at older stuff recently and typically tending towards the higher prices (which I can't justify at the moment) so started looking for something a little more modestly priced like this one - good find, I think there's a lot of value out there if you get the time to sniff around.
Ahem, anyway, it's a nice clean watch though, I've been having a look at older stuff recently and typically tending towards the higher prices (which I can't justify at the moment) so started looking for something a little more modestly priced like this one - good find, I think there's a lot of value out there if you get the time to sniff around.
Edited by andy_s on Sunday 31st January 14:37
andy_s said:
22+23=45
Ahem, anyway, it's a nice clean watch though, I've been having a look at older stuff recently and typically tending towards the higher prices (which I can't justify at the moment) so started looking for something a little more modestly priced like this one - good find, I think there's a lot of value out there if you get the time to sniff around.
There certainly is. The Constellation was an absolute steal as well! I see there are several on TZ at the moment for around £300ish. If I wasn't thinking of buying something else, I'd be snapping them up! Ahem, anyway, it's a nice clean watch though, I've been having a look at older stuff recently and typically tending towards the higher prices (which I can't justify at the moment) so started looking for something a little more modestly priced like this one - good find, I think there's a lot of value out there if you get the time to sniff around.
Oh and don't worry about the age! Who cares!?
andy_s said:
fluffnik said:
I hope it comes soon.
I've only just seen this as most hosted pics aren't allowed at work, it's like living in China, - flipping brilliant, very nice indeed, I'm sure you've seen it but here's a bit of '62 nostalgia:Scott Carpenter and his astronaut:
andy_s said:
Parking could be tricky...Gravy said:
I love reading this forum! This is the one I am waiting for after picking up an interest in watches late last year
I looked at Panerai, IWC, JLC et al but decided that I can't make that leap yet unfortunately. So for now I wanted something that has dual time zone and was pretty understated and simple in design (JLC Reverso is my grail watch) so I found this and was quite taken with it.
Yes, I know it is quartz, and that it is a "fashion" brand, the sort I thought I'd never go with (I'm really not a fan of Gucci, Chanel, D&G etc) but I like the fact that the features are hidden until you activate them and that the appearence is subtle otherwise. I've never seen one before, nor heard of it before this week, so there is a chance that it isn't to my taste on the wrist but we shall see.
Oh dear. Nice enough watch but doesn't suit me in the slightest. Too small and too "edgey" in design for my wrist. I'm pretty disappointed as I was really looking forward to my first purchase, but it's back to searching for something more suitable for me I looked at Panerai, IWC, JLC et al but decided that I can't make that leap yet unfortunately. So for now I wanted something that has dual time zone and was pretty understated and simple in design (JLC Reverso is my grail watch) so I found this and was quite taken with it.
Yes, I know it is quartz, and that it is a "fashion" brand, the sort I thought I'd never go with (I'm really not a fan of Gucci, Chanel, D&G etc) but I like the fact that the features are hidden until you activate them and that the appearence is subtle otherwise. I've never seen one before, nor heard of it before this week, so there is a chance that it isn't to my taste on the wrist but we shall see.
Dr Phibes said:
Vespula said:
Now that is very nice indeed, where did you purchase from?For example.....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-VINTAGE-SEIKO-6138-3002...
eccles said:
Dr Phibes said:
Vespula said:
Now that is very nice indeed, where did you purchase from?For example.....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-VINTAGE-SEIKO-6138-3002...
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