Reply With QuoteThis very same watch was on eBay last year for about £11,000
This very same watch was on eBay last year for about £11,000
Just the one. Mint and boxed.
But i can’t sell it till i have reached 250 posts.
I was going to buy it, but it will probably need a service 😂
no box and papers!!!
Seiko seem to have always come up with brilliant dial designs.
Trade for 5 Ed White?
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
Whoa! Makes me wonder if the vintage Seikos I happened upon in Thailand last week are worth anything?
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I would say the seller is crazy but what would be the true value of this watch?
Difficult to say, but I struggle to see where £55k comes from. Certainly it's a rare watch and in NOS condition, but it is still a steel watch. There are certain watches can be worth money if they are connected to current models, like for example a 1961 Alpinist (Laurel) would be worth something to collectors, but I don't see that with this model, although I might be wrong.Originally Posted by murkeywaters
I'd stick my neck out and say a few grand tops, if that.
Plus £15 postage!
No Date. So I'm out. Quite like the dial but the lettering spoils it.
Last edited by Kaffe; 10th January 2020 at 23:31.
Are the savants certain this is even a genuine Seiko? The too-fresh look and inevitable "17 Jewels" reeks of Made-in-India fakery to me...
Check out his other items. How very eclectic! Vintage Seikos and phone accessories.
32 quid for a Ericsson T29 charger!!
Yup, postage put me off too!
Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.
If you drive a hard enough bargain you might be able to get him to pay that for you!
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