... which is definitely very high. However, rarities like these do not have a mean market price. Whatever somebody is ready to pay for it, is its price ...
Some community members might recall the days when the watches of GO's subsidiary brand, Union Glashütte were discussed here. These watches were distributed only in Germany and Austria, and were true manufacture watches, albeit not from the start. In 1995,...
Union watches are the affordable Glashuette Originals, with the same base movements and super quality! Here is my legendary Union Berger Regulateur on my wrist: Classical and modern at the same time. I am very upset because of the modern Union collection:...
. . . I can't recall a single instance of viewing a Union in the metal, unless it was behind a glass case when I visited the Glashütte Museum in '08. There was never distribution Stateside, although there was an entry level G O line, the 'AutoDate', intro...
What a beautiful and original watches! I remember they had beatiful Dürrstein Perpetual Calendar in a 18k cushion case. U nfortunately, in the past... Br., Ruben
... on a large German watch sales website. The price demanded is very high, but I have no idea of its original list price. Already in the 2001 price list, the Dürrstein 2 was marked "sold out"!! Marcus
... which is definitely very high. However, rarities like these do not have a mean market price. Whatever somebody is ready to pay for it, is its price ... Marcus
was 45.000€ ( 88.012 DM ) in 2001 according to my Union Glashuette Catalouge ( Pricelist 2/2001 ). The other two J. Dürrstein models were significant cheaper, because of the lack of the tourbillon. Cheers, Adam
I have the 2001 Union catalogue here, together with its 3/2001 price list. There, both the Dürrstein 1 (small second) and 2 (perpetual) are marked as "sold out", without any price indicated. Marcus