I have now asked Watchfinder for a valuation, not supplied any photos as the watch is locked away in a safe place at the moment.
I suppose they will ask for photos.
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I have now asked Watchfinder for a valuation, not supplied any photos as the watch is locked away in a safe place at the moment.
I suppose they will ask for photos.
Yes they do & the valuation provided is finalised by a physical examination of the watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Blue Parnis today
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...3f272b49_o.jpg
I like that one Roy, as I said previously I'm rather fond of a blue dial.
I know what you mean about the state of the battery in a used quartz watch so I've bought some basic tools, case openers, screwdrivers, tweezers etc so I can change the batteries as a matter of course. I've learned that you should use good quality batteries such as Renatta as this reduces the chances of leaks and they generally perform better.
I've got a couple of automatics coming, pictures to follow when they arrive.
Some of the backs are a pig to get off & once you’ve managed that getting the battery out isn’t always plain sailing. I’ve never understood why watchmakers don’t adopt the Swatch idea with a little battery door you just need a coin to get off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
Looking forward to seeing the autos and hope the Mondaine turns up soon.
Two nice parnis there
Parni plural? :scratch:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Could be worth more than you think. Tudor were a sub-brand of Rolex. https://beckertime.com/blog/whats-th...dor-and-rolex/Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Thank you, that is interesting, I did not know that the movements were different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry