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3700 Question
Hi,
I recently saw a 3700 in steel and gold. Does anyone know about this variation? It is naturally not as collectible or valuable as the all-steel version.
How can I research this watch and check for authenticity and current fair market value?
Thank you.
RDS
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3700 Question
Hi, I recently saw a 3700 in steel and gold. Does anyone know about this variation? It is naturally not as collectible or valuable as the all-steel version. How can I research this watch and check for authenticity and current fair market value? Thank you....
If you really love it, go for it
But you said all in your post. Personally, I would pass on it. If you want to re sell it, you will have big issues. And you may risk to get rid of it very quickly. Nothing can beat a 3700 in SS. More expensive, but much more pleasure. Best, Nicolas.
It is a COOL one ...
Steel gold Nautilus: very, very cool in any age! Saw a gentleman, in his seventies, wearing it and it looked very nice on him, I must say. It is a collectible one too, as the steel version, no doubt. Just a little less value retaining, but nothing too pai...