Selling, Swapping or Wanted Watches & Timepieces *Please read rules in 1st post**

blue5000

http://www.adverts.ie/sports/squale-1521-50-atmos-diver-s-watch/9586791

Here you go, that's a generous price, any bezel issues?

goose banker

blue5000 - Thanks a mil for posting that link for me - not enough posts here to do so.

No issues with the bezel, there's a small misalignment at 12 o 'clock when it's hard against it's detent but you can just wiggle it slightly and she's in line. It's the newer bezel design on this watch which is held on with 4 small screws on the periphery of the bezel against an inner ring - same design as an OWC I used to own and Sinn use as far as I'm aware, among some others.

goose banker

The above Squale watch is now sold. Many thanks to the buyer, to blue5000 for helping me with the ad link and to all who showed interest.

HDMI

Looking to buy a Seiko Jubilee bracelet for an SKX diver if someone has one knocking about that they are not using just send a pm and let me know your price. I can pick one up from eBay fairly cheap but I figured I would see if someone here is looking to part with theirs.

Must be full length.

Deep Thought

I am sure a lot were waiting to see how long this took me !!!

My Laco..

http://www.adverts.ie/casual/laco-spirit-of-st-louis/9666317

Menas

A quirky little number up for sale!

http://www.adverts.ie/vintage/favre-leuba-vintage-mens-automatic-watch-from-late-1970s/9682282

Jawgap

Menas wrote: »

A quirky little number up for sale!

http://www.adverts.ie/vintage/favre-leuba-vintage-mens-automatic-watch-from-late-1970s/9682282

unbreakable mainspring, you say?

If I manage to break it will I get my money back

GLWS

Menas

Menas wrote: »

A quirky little number up for sale!

http://www.adverts.ie/vintage/favre-leuba-vintage-mens-automatic-watch-from-late-1970s/9682282

And....it's gone!

Deep Thought

No Love for the poor Laco

Bateman

It's a beauty

art

Deep Thought wrote: »

No Love for the poor Laco

I really like your Laco and did think of buying it but it is just quite dear, relatively speaking (eg say comparing to the Casablanca model); i.e. not your asking price I mean, but the actual original price just seems a bit dear and puts you at a disadvantage now looking to move it on. It is very nice looking though so hopefully that will swing it for you.

Deep Thought

mmmm..

but when you consider My Laco is €498 new ? and at my price 0f 400, its €48 more than the Casablanca, but a boardies deal could knock a few more quid off..

sparrowcar

With the recent Speedy arrival I've decided to move my Seamaster on and start the saving towards the next grail. Sad to see this one go as it was my first Omega and won't be my last. I watched Spectre last night which didn't help.

Omega Seamaster 300M 2264.50 quartz.
Details in adverts ad. Obviously a deal to be had for any regular boardsie's

http://www.adverts.ie/sports/omega-seamaster-300m/9762764


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unkel

My Quondam Diver up for sale

This is a Davosa Argonautic clone with Swiss ETA 2824-2 movement, keeping excellent time





Linky

unkel

That Seamaster is a wonderful watch, sparrowcar. Love it!

Bateman

Agreed, and more than a fair price too, I don't blame you on the offers, I wouldn't be considering anything in 3 figures either

jcb1986

Any love on this thread for Glycine Combat subs or Oris Aquis' if I try to flip mine if I dont like when I get them. worried ill find the Glycine too thin and the Oris too young looking (even though im only 30)

Give me a ball park figure you would pay for an Glycine Goldeneye or Oris Aquis with orange strap grey dial, both will be pristine condition (I hope).

jcb1986

goose banker wrote: »

Selling my Squale 50 Atmos on Adverts.ie (can't post link, sorry) Price €500.00

Nice to see a smaller brand getting some attention in Ireland (or maybe boards.ie watch enthusiasts are a lot more in the know than your average punter), nice watch, great price, I've missed out

I've ordered myself a Glycine combat sub, cant post pics as boards.ie wont let noobs do so, any idea how I can get this restriction removed?

ghostchant

jcb1986 wrote: »

Any love on this thread for Glycine Combat subs or Oris Aquis' if I try to flip mine if I dont like when I get them. worried ill find the Glycine too thin and the Oris too young looking (even though im only 30)

Give me a ball park figure you would pay for an Glycine Goldeneye or Oris Aquis with orange strap grey dial, both will be pristine condition (I hope).

Love the look of the Glycine subs, in particular the goldeneye one. Unfortunately not buying at the moment!

blue5000

jcb1986 wrote: »

Nice to see a smaller brand getting some attention in Ireland (or maybe boards.ie watch enthusiasts are a lot more in the know than your average punter), nice watch, great price, I've missed out

I've ordered myself a Glycine combat sub, cant post pics as boards.ie wont let noobs do so, any idea how I can get this restriction removed?

I think you've only 10 posts to go, go over to after hours for 10 minutes;) and get stuck in.

mynameis905

jcb1986 wrote: »

Any love on this thread for Glycine Combat subs or Oris Aquis' if I try to flip mine if I dont like when I get them. worried ill find the Glycine too thin and the Oris too young looking (even though im only 30)

Give me a ball park figure you would pay for an Glycine Goldeneye or Oris Aquis with orange strap grey dial, both will be pristine condition (I hope).

Great watches, and if you're ordering online Iguanasell are a great dealer based in Madrid. I think I got a 15% discount on mine when I ordered from them last year. Was torn between a Combat Sub and a Combat 6 and eventually went with the latter.

Menas

Am saying good bye to a watch I restored. Its surprisingly big for a vintage at 36mm excl crown. Boardie rates as ever!

http://www.adverts.ie/vintage/vintage-swiss-made-watch-from-mid-1950s/9784529?utm_source=email&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=AdCreated

Deep Thought

Trying to gather funds for something new

This is my Orient Curator

Nice watch..

looking for €160

Boardies deal available

Keano

No vintage currently in my collection... I might in touch on Monday Menas

Ionised

Deep Thought wrote: »

Trying to gather funds for something new

This is my Orient Curator

That is very pretty.
If I hadn't just pulled the trigger on a Hamilton I'd be making offers!

Deep Thought

Really need the Laco and Orient Gone...

Reasonable offers welcome

fmul9798

A "for sale" with a heavy heart.

This is a Seamaster 2531.80, based in Galway. Serial begins with 6, which I believe to be around 1999/2000. It's in really very good condition. I don't wear this, as I have a 2254.50 daily - the 2531.80 is my "good" dress watch, particularly as it's in such good condition. It does need a service as it is consistently about 35 seconds per day slow. It's a Cal 1120 so most competent watchmakers can service it - I did already get a local quote for just over 100 euro to service it, and I have factored that into the price also.

I'm not great at photographing watches, so have done what I can. If you'd like a specific angle etc. I can give it a try. Had I had a sunny day I could have done a lot better I think on the photo quality. I also didn't want to use the flash much/at all.

I do have the instruction book, but can't find the warranty card (it was literally blank anyway - back then, Omega had the dealers just fill in the details in pen). The box is also missing the insert for the watch holder. To be honest, I guess I could just list it without the box, but figured the buyer might want to take it, along with the original instruction book.

I'm not interested in swaps, and I don't have this listed on adverts.ie. I can't bring myself to going through the pain of the ridiculous offers and "swap for my partially working PSOne" comments. I'd rather this went to a forum member - somehow I think this might increase my chances of getting it back one day!

It would be collection/meet only. I checked pricing (thanks to the folks here), and I think 1650 might be fair.
Edit: for some reason, although the attachments have uploaded, it won't seem to display them on click (even via "Manage attachments" - I'll see if I can figure it out...






Thanks,
-fm

Wibbs

Since the Boards outage recently attachments are twitchy to say the least. I've not been able to get mine to work anyway. The only way I get pics to show up is if I upload them to an external hosting place like tinypix.com.

fmul9798

Wibbs wrote: »

Since the Boards outage recently attachments are twitchy to say the least. I've not been able to get mine to work anyway. The only way I get pics to show up is if I upload them to an external hosting place like tinypix.com.

Thanks for the tip Wibbs - got it working with tinypix.

sparrowcar

*** Sold to a good home***

sparrowcar wrote: »

With the recent Speedy arrival I've decided to move my Seamaster on and start the saving towards the next grail. Sad to see this one go as it was my first Omega and won't be my last. I watched Spectre last night which didn't help.

Omega Seamaster 300M 2264.50 quartz.
Details in adverts ad. Obviously a deal to be had for any regular boardsie's

http://www.adverts.ie/sports/omega-seamaster-300m/9762764


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