Which "series" GMT?

[tuscaneer]

[quote=DJMC]Found a few...

3186 movement, £11,000 !!



is that the same as mine posted about an hour ago mate??

Edited by tuscaneer on Wednesday 28th June 12:58

[DJMC]

Depends if it has 3185 or 3186 movement inside.

3185 would make it "normal" and about £4,500 to £5,000 retail so around £3.5-4K trade?

[DJMC]

DJMC said:

Depends if it has 3185 or 3186 movement inside.

3185 would make it "normal" and about £4,500 to £5,000 retail so around £3.5-4K trade?

Unless the dial, or other feature, does make it "special" of course?

[tuscaneer]

ah ok mate....I've gone through all the papers and cert but nowhere can i find out which movement is in this watch....where can i find this info pal??...it's definately a rectangular dial and a 2006 model

[tuscaneer]

think i may have answered my own question....just read about the wiggle test as you jump the hour hand forward/backwards an hour at a time....apparently if the red arm wiggles slightly as you adjust then you most likely have the 3185 movement....if it doesn't move then you most likely have the 3186.....does this sound right or complete tosh!!??

i think i may have the lowly 3185 movement

[VGTICE]

tuscaneer said:

think i may have answered my own question....just read about the wiggle test as you jump the hour hand forward/backwards an hour at a time....apparently if the red arm wiggles slightly as you adjust then you most likely have the 3185 movement....if it doesn't move then you most likely have the 3186.....does this sound right or complete tosh!!??

i think i may have the lowly 3185 movement

The only way to know for sure is to open the watch. If you're in London RSC should do it for you while you wait.

[tuscaneer]

VGTICE said:

tuscaneer said:

think i may have answered my own question....just read about the wiggle test as you jump the hour hand forward/backwards an hour at a time....apparently if the red arm wiggles slightly as you adjust then you most likely have the 3185 movement....if it doesn't move then you most likely have the 3186.....does this sound right or complete tosh!!??

i think i may have the lowly 3185 movement

The only way to know for sure is to open the watch. If you're in London RSC should do it for you while you wait.

300 miles away oop norf pal, but cheers for the info...maybe next time i'm down that neck of the woods...

[55palfers]

Just out of interest;

Here's two (used) GMT's 16710 from the same company and of a similar age

http://www.watchfinder.co.uk/Rolex/GMT%20Master%20...

This one is £7450

http://www.watchfinder.co.uk/Rolex/GMT%20Master%20...

This one has the "stick" dial and is £8500

You pays your money.....