Форум независимых часовщиков

I bought the watch when my collection did not have a clear direction, and was buying vintage watches without an established criteria. Now that I have a narrower criteria, I am considering selling it to finance a couple of recent expensive acquisitions. My Henry Moser, as you probably know, dates from circa 1917, and may be the first calendar day/date ever made. It is in excellent condition and keeps excellent time. Do you know anybody in Russia interested in acquiring it? I attach images in case you do. I am asking ?5,000.00 (five thousand Euros) payable by bank transfer.

вещь редкая ,но за 200 не интересно

да я не покупатель ,я -коллекционер,а вы поднимайте-поднимайте себе рейтинг бессмысленными сообщениями во всех темах-вот это действительно смешно 700 сообщений за 2 месяца

хорошо смеется тот кто смется над вами!

The price is in fact on the high side. The reason is because the dial is prefect, the movement is in perfect working order, and he case has only minimum sigs of aging, which is better thaexpected for a nickel wristwatch almost 100 years old. The case can obviously be polished, and returned to its former glory, but I do not polish my watches. USD 4,200 is much too cheap, and I would never sell that low. I do like this watch and, although it no longer fits well in my collection, I will keep it if I do not get what what I believe is its value.

При всем уважении, никелевые часы не стоят 4 200 долларов. Это цена хороших часов в золоте!