Cheap?

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anonymous-user

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55 months

Sunday 2nd May 2010
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Really interested in this:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...

Looks very good value for money if all checks out fine? Opinions?

Edited by anonymous-user on Sunday 2nd May 19:08

ShadownINja

76,462 posts

283 months

Sunday 2nd May 2010
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In what way is it cheap? That's the starting bid price not the BIN price.

Dominic H

3,275 posts

233 months

Sunday 2nd May 2010
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Cheap? If it's counterfeit its not.There is no mention of model number,serial number or age. Futhermore you do not get to verify its' authenticity in person prior to collection/purchase.

You roll the dice....

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

55 months

Monday 3rd May 2010
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Thanks for the reply.

The watch has gone unsold twice and I have been in contact with the seller who I think would settle for 1300.

I'm not about to paypal somebody £1300 willy nilly, I was planning to go and view the watch as it's not that far from where I work (get it checked for authenticity if need be) and make a decision then.

I was asking if this was a good price for the watch or not.

Thanks

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 3rd May 03:01

Dominic H

3,275 posts

233 months

Monday 3rd May 2010
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yammyfan said:
Thanks for the reply.

The watch has gone unsold twice and I have been in contact with the seller who I think would settle for 1300.

I'm not about to paypal somebody £1300 willy nilly, I was planning to go and view the watch as it's not that far from where I work (get it checked for authenticity if need be) and make a decision then.

I was asking if this was a good price for the watch or not.

Thanks

Edited by yammyfan on Monday 3rd May 03:01
Yammy,

You need to know what you are buying. Ask the seller to confirm the model number (engraved on the case side at 12 o'clock, also ask them to confirm the serial number (a 7 figure engraved on case side at 6 o'clock). The serial will identify the age of the watch.
If it's 10 years old its a fair price if its 35 years old its not. The seller needs to give more info.

If you need any more help PM me,

Dom H

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

55 months

Monday 3rd May 2010
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Dominic H said:
yammyfan said:
Thanks for the reply.

The watch has gone unsold twice and I have been in contact with the seller who I think would settle for 1300.

I'm not about to paypal somebody £1300 willy nilly, I was planning to go and view the watch as it's not that far from where I work (get it checked for authenticity if need be) and make a decision then.

I was asking if this was a good price for the watch or not.

Thanks

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 3rd May 03:01
Yammy,

You need to know what you are buying. Ask the seller to confirm the model number (engraved on the case side at 12 o'clock, also ask them to confirm the serial number (a 7 figure engraved on case side at 6 o'clock). The serial will identify the age of the watch.
If it's 10 years old its a fair price if its 35 years old its not. The seller needs to give more info.

If you need any more help PM me,

Dom H
thanks smile I have messaged asking for more details. Will post back when I know more