Which one to sell…? *Pictures*

[John Wall]

Brethren of TZ.
I wish to appeal to your collective ’Wis’-dom.
We have a medium substantial non watch outlay coming up and need to move a watch to fund.
The potential victims are a 1970 GMT 1675 and a 2002 two line Sub.
Neither have box or paperwork but both were Bexley serviced in 2018. Service boxes, associated paperwork and warranty cards included.

I know that prices have softened a little but genuinely have no idea where to price these. I want to be reasonable but don’t want to ask £10k if it’s only worth £8 and obviously don’t want to ask £8 if it’s worth £10.

If I could keep one it would be the GMT but I’m also realistic that it may need to go.

I know there’s a few of you who know what you’re talking about and hoped you could give me some advice.
Thank you in anticipation.
jw

[Hood]

The 1675 especially will be down to it's originality and condition
Will vary a lot so you would have to post a couple of pics

[John Wall]

Of course, thanks for that.

[Enrico]

Of course, thanks for that.

That is lovely.

[John Wall]

The 1675 especially will be down to it's originality

Obviously the insert is modern.
Iirc the dial is a mk4(?)
A bit of a triggers broom.

[Dave+63]

Obviously the insert is modern.
Iirc the dial is a mk4(?)
A bit of a triggers broom.

Faded inserts are not difficult to get hold of if wanted, although not cheap.

I still have the original faded coke insert for my 16710 but much prefer the new one I bought a few years ago.

BYW, I agree it’s a lovely watch and, whilst I’m no expert, would think that it would probably fetch £12k+

[John Wall]

Original post found.
Hands matched to dial.

[gaurav_tzuk]

This might help?

https://gmtmaster1675.com/

[verv]

I'd sell the sub.

[John Wall]

I'd sell the sub.

Thank you.
…and what price would you be asking for it ?

[gaurav_tzuk]

Thank you.
…and what price would you be asking for it ?

Any pics? :)

[John Wall]

Any pics? :)

I’m at work at the moment and unfortunately haven’t got any photos on my phone.

[verv]

Impossible without pics John.
One mans mint is anothers polished with a pencil sharpener.

[John Wall]

Impossible without pics John.
One mans mint is anothers polished with a pencil sharpener.

Agreed C, schoolboy error. Pics to follow.

[John Wall]

[woodruffm]

I'd keep the 14060, other than a little honest wear and tear it looks to be in great condition.

[Pan16520]

for me to the sub looks absolutely spot on , so i would keep the sub.


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[number2]

I'd keep the GMT, the older models always seem to me more refined.

[blackal]

I'd keep the GMT, the older models always seem to me more refined.

For me too. I think Subs sell better too, due to the larger frame/crown