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

art

Jake1 wrote: »

Hi, Im looking to sell a ladies Maurice Lacroix, ladies stainless steel bracelet.
it is approx ten years old. The winder on side has a small blue stone inserted.

I dont have reciept or box.

I have seen similar ones brand new starting at around 600 English pounds. I was hoping to sell mine for about 150 euro, Would that be a fair price, do any of you think ? Watch is in excellent condition as I didnt wear it too often

Looks very similar in shape to this one, without the gold bits. Mine also has blue crystal/stone in winder

http://www.mauricelacroix.com/Watch/Entry/Collection/les_classiques-5/Id/les_classiques_tradition_ladies-162.sls

There is a lot of variation in the prices of a Maurice Lacroix watch so you would need to give us a photo or model number if we were to give a proper opinion. Also, whether it's a quartz (battery powered) or an automatic - the link you have above is for an automatic and if you do have an automatic (which is a little unusual in a ladies model) it will be worth more, though your lack of papers etc is going to significantly hurt the price unless you can authenticate it some other way (e.g. a receipt for a service, an insurance valuation or a note from a nice jeweller willing to open it).

ampjohnny

ghostchant wrote: »

PM sent

Great doing business with you sir - much obliged!



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firestarter51

http://www.adverts.ie/sports/tag-heuer-2000-exclusive-chronograph-cn1111-gents-mens-watch/10744849


this has a fixed bezel btw

Jawgap

Mitch Buchannon wrote: »

Sold to a fellow boardsie - pending inspection.

I am the purchaser!

Just to say, Mitch was a pleasure to deal with, great comms and a thorough gentleman!

He even trusted me with his lovely Rolex

Mitch Buchannon

As above, I met up with Jawgap today. Great guy to deal with, very good comms throughout.
We talked about watches and pens*. He had a cool 70's pilots watch on him too.

* the pen talk today has had me googling... It's a slippery slope.

Deep Thought

Mitch Buchannon wrote: »

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He had a cool 70's pilots watch on him too.

@jawgap....need pictures now..

Jawgap

Deep Thought wrote: »

@jawgap....need pictures now..

Previously posted......

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=97922920&postcount=3751

Not to everyone's taste but I do like a busy watch! Outer bezel and inner ring on the dial rotate to allow you to keep track of time zones - an analogue solution!

thelizardking1

I've reduced my Shadowhawk over on Adverts to 200 for a quick sale in case anyone is interested.

firestarter51

TAG Heuer Indy 500 up for grabs

http://www.adverts.ie/10764724

sold

art

art wrote: »

There is a lot of variation in the prices of a Maurice Lacroix watch so you would need to give us a photo or model number if we were to give a proper opinion. Also, whether it's a quartz (battery powered) or an automatic - the link you have above is for an automatic and if you do have an automatic (which is a little unusual in a ladies model) it will be worth more, though your lack of papers etc is going to significantly hurt the price unless you can authenticate it some other way (e.g. a receipt for a service, an insurance valuation or a note from a nice jeweller willing to open it).

Hi art, I finally found a magnifying glass to get serial number they make them small
Serial number is 59725, I think its a quart model. Also on back it says sapphire crystal.

Its the same as watch in this link, but without the gold, Mine is all stainless steel.

http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/images/g/AvsAAOSwL7VWhnoX/s-l225.jpg

Im still trying to figure out how to load pic. My camera isnt the best. I know its not much to go on, I may end up going into Weirs or some other jewellers to see if they can give me more information.
Thank you for your help

Also have ladies Raymond Weil, 5323 appears to be the serial number,was hoping I could maybe get 70 euros, would that seem a fair price?

Deep Thought

Jake1 wrote: »

Im still trying to figure out how to load pic. My camera isnt the best. I know its not much to go on, I may end up going into Weirs or some other jewellers to see if they can give me more information.
Thank you for your help

in the meantime...but its a small pic..

Deep Thought

Deep Thought wrote: »

in the meantime...but its a small pic..

:o:o pitiful, I know... but it was the closest I could find.
Thanks very much for loading it for me

bogmanfan

These are still sitting here. Price drop to €275 for the watch (with ETA 2824 movement) and €40 for the book before I stick them on adverts

bogmanfan wrote: »

Something a little bit different - a Momo Design Diver. It's in blue PVD with blue rubber strap. Rotating inner bezel. Movement is an ETA 2824 and is keeping great time. No marks or scratches anywhere on the watch. Strap has been cut to fit my 7.5" wrist.
Size is listed as 47mm, but due to the case shape it wears much smaller. Actually measures 41mm across the bezel.
Comes with all boxes and papers. Would make a great summer watch. Asking €350
















I'm also selling a spare copy of Ariel Adams' book on The World's Most Expensive Watches. This is pure watch pornography, and is beautifully photographed. Asking €50.

Eoin

Collection only for the book?

bogmanfan

Eoin wrote: »

Collection only for the book?

It weighs a lot, so postage would be pricey. Happy to meet in Dublin city centre if that suits any buyer

Eoin

PM on the way

893bet

http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.php?368946-ohpf-Hamilton-Khaki-Field-Auto-38mm-%A3155-delivered

I bought this last month for 155gb. Which was 202euro according to my banking 365. A bargain!

Image of it on my wrist here....

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=99805500

200 euro delivered to a boardie.

I need to stop buying watches for 200-300 and never wearing them. I should be wearing this as it is a beautifully proportioned piece.

Comes with box and booklet. I don't think there is a warranty card but I must check when back home tomorrow night.

http://touch.adverts.ie/casual/hamilton-khaki-automatic-38mm/10799502



On hold pending funds from TZ-uk

893bet

Zenith for sale also

http://touch.adverts.ie/vintage/zenith-tuning-fork/10799654

275 to a boardie

fmul9798

Hi - had this up a while back but no interest, so hoping it's ok to pop this in here again given the time lapse, and because at this point, I need it gone...

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, and have also since found the warranty card (which is literally blank anyway - back then, Omega had the dealers just fill in the details in pen as I understand it). 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. Up to you really if you want to take it or not.

I'm not interested in swaps, and it would be collection/meet only.
Priced to sell at 1500

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Selling this beauty, Seiko Kinetic dark green watch, absolutely mint condition, only about 3 months old, can provide receipt and original box, manuals. Shows both date and the time. Dials can be seen in the dark also.

Looking for €170 ONO, let me know if you have any offers or questions.



This is the link to the exact watch I have for sale: http://www.littlewoodsireland.ie/seiko-kinetic-stainless-steel-brown-leather-strap-mens-watch/1458349239.prd?_requestid=369036

Eoin

bogmanfan wrote: »

It weighs a lot, so postage would be pricey. Happy to meet in Dublin city centre if that suits any buyer

Absolute pleasure to deal with you!

bogmanfan

Eoin wrote: »

Absolute pleasure to deal with you!

Right back at you! Enjoy the book.

893bet

893bet wrote: »

Zenith for sale also

http://touch.adverts.ie/vintage/zenith-tuning-fork/10799654

275 to a boardie

Would like to move this on!

Just committed to a fairly chunky incoming without thinking. Gonna have to hide it from the wife. Anyone with interest let me know.

893bet

893bet wrote: »

http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.php?368946-ohpf-Hamilton-Khaki-Field-Auto-38mm-%A3155-delivered

I bought this last month for 155gb. Which was 202euro according to my banking 365. A bargain!

Image of it on my wrist here....

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=99805500

200 euro delivered to a boardie.

I need to stop buying watches for 200-300 and never wearing them. I should be wearing this as it is a beautifully proportioned piece.

Comes with box and booklet. I don't think there is a warranty card but I must check when back home tomorrow night.

http://touch.adverts.ie/casual/hamilton-khaki-automatic-38mm/10799502



On hold pending funds from TZ-uk

Two sales fallen through. So back available. Can't edit existing post.

fmul9798

1400 euro now..

fmul9798 wrote: »

Hi - had this up a while back but no interest, so hoping it's ok to pop this in here again given the time lapse, and because at this point, I need it gone...

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, and have also since found the warranty card (which is literally blank anyway - back then, Omega had the dealers just fill in the details in pen as I understand it). 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. Up to you really if you want to take it or not.

I'm not interested in swaps, and it would be collection/meet only.
Priced to sell at 1500

Tigger

893bet wrote: »

Two sales fallen through. So back available. Can't edit existing post.

Pm sent

Curb Your Enthusiasm

martineatworld your inbox is full so I cant reply to your pm, please delete some old messages.

thelizardking1

I have my Citizen Satellite Wave F100 up for sale over on Adverts if anyone is interested. Quirky watch with ludicrous RRP but I can't bond with it unfortunately.

martineatworld

Curb Your Enthusiasm wrote: »

martineatworld your inbox is full so I cant reply to your pm, please delete some old messages.

Try again there, thanks!

Curb Your Enthusiasm

martineatworld wrote: »

Try again there, thanks!

Pm sent.