Reply With QuoteWhy don't you post a link?
Blue one, seller is armyswatch. Is it a decent deal at that buy it now price?
Why don't you post a link?
If it is, surely someone will "buy it now"?Originally Posted by benshep
fair pointIf it is, surely someone will "buy it now"?
not sure how on iPhone
Can't be arsed then.......... :)not sure how on iPhone
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
thanks Nick
Daddel, that's one way of putting it I suppose!
Tudor Mini-Subs sell on eBay Europe for prices in between € 750 and € 1.800 Euro, depending on condition, dial color (Bleu is more rare), model (plexi or sapphire), with/without B+P.
The watch in the link doesn't sound like a top one, no B+P, scratches/used both watch and glass. Seller is open for any offer of usd 1.100 or more. I would say 1.100 or only a little more is a good price.
Thanks verso
Well, despite all the good advice on this thread, having won the auction I threw caution to the wind and went ahead and paid for the goods, putting blind faith on the seller and ebay's disputes protection.
Sad to say, predictably perhaps, I had to rely on ebay's dispute mechanism. The seller failed to respond to any communication after payment was made. Thankfully for me eBay dealt with it promptly and when the prescribed period of trying to work it out with the seller expired eBay promptly awarded me a refund.
A sorry tale and a lesson to me. Take the advice above - don't buy from a seller with no feedback.
On a brighter note, elsewhere I found the perfect mini sub and a face to face deal with a charming Tudor collector. That's how a deal should be done.
Ben
I suppose that you mean you won some other auction from some other seller than the one linked and discussed in this thread, as that one is still for sale and the seller has good feedback? Just to clarify that the seller armyswatch shouldn't now be avoided?
Ah sorry - wrong thread! I had another thread asking about buying from a new seller with no history.
I suppose that at 1.100 it might be worth a try.... Try to bid 1000 first and see if he'll bite...
Bought few watches from her (armyswatch),one Tudor,great seller :)
This would always put me off.
Item location: default, default, Hong Kong.
Why not put the correct location in?
Be aware of the fact that these smaller Tudor Subs came in different sizes. This one, however, is the only one with the 'mini sub' writing on the dial. The size of this watch is 33mm (w/o crown), hence the '73090' number, the '3' is stands for 33mm. There's a 75090 too: just a smaller version of the well known (and twice as expensive!) 79090. If your wrist is small, the 75090 is perfect! And it's a perfect modern sized lady's watch.
IIRC, there's even a smaller size mini sub: the Lady Sub and I think it's 26mm wide.
IIRC2: there's also 74400 mini sub, but I can not find any proper data about that watch. I'm sure another member will come up with the relevant info.
Menno
yes the one I eventually purchased, for my wife, is the 75090 and it is perfect. Could even wear it myself. Will share a pic when I get chance.
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