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    Dunhill Help ?

    Good Afternoon All


    Can anyone help on a value on a watch please ?

    http://dreamwatches.blogspot.com/200...-movement.html

    My friend is wanting to invest in a broken one ?

    I’ve never heard of it but he likes it and he says it’s worth £10 k ?

    I’ve never heard of it ? He also says it’s solid 18 k white gold so worth £3 k just in scrap


    I just can not see it even if it was limited to 250 built


    Please help

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    I've gently favoured Dunhills for years. The most recent ones with JLC movements may well command a premium at some distant time in the future, but ETA powered stuff just gently declines - and that's the really nice facets, not the 'ironic' stuff. I wouldn't unless you really really like the watch itself. Otherwise, wait and get a nice facet. At least you'll end up with a classic design with a bit of history.

    It may well be worth 10K to him, but he's going to be one of very few who would value it that way. Broken I doubt it's worth more than the weight in gold. Even working I doubt it's much more.
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    I would very much doubt if there is that much scrap value in it. He isn't, perchance, basing that on the weight of the entire watch including the movement?

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    Thank you as I suspected



    QUOTE=M4tt;6103086]I've gently favoured Dunhills for years. The most recent ones with JLC movements may well command a premium at some distant time in the future, but ETA powered stuff just gently declines - and that's the really nice facets, not the 'ironic' stuff. I wouldn't unless you really really like the watch itself. Otherwise, wait and get a nice facet. At least you'll end up with a classic design with a bit of history.

    It may well be worth 10K to him, but he's going to be one of very few who would value it that way. Broken I doubt it's worth more than the weight in gold. Even working I doubt it's much more.[/QUOTE]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carlton-Browne View Post
    I would very much doubt if there is that much scrap value in it. He isn't, perchance, basing that on the weight of the entire watch including the movement?

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    Thank you gents my friend has decided to give this one a miss,I appreciate the replies though
    And I think he’s made the right call




    QUOTE=d2ore;6103134]Thank you as I suspected



    QUOTE=M4tt;6103086]I've gently favoured Dunhills for years. The most recent ones with JLC movements may well command a premium at some distant time in the future, but ETA powered stuff just gently declines - and that's the really nice facets, not the 'ironic' stuff. I wouldn't unless you really really like the watch itself. Otherwise, wait and get a nice facet. At least you'll end up with a classic design with a bit of history.

    It may well be worth 10K to him, but he's going to be one of very few who would value it that way. Broken I doubt it's worth more than the weight in gold. Even working I doubt it's much more.[/QUOTE]

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    Thank you[/QUOTE]

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