Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
37599
I saw your post yesterday and thought to myself . . .
. . . "Hmmm . . . bet there'll be a Collectors Market post to follow."
Sure enough, there is. For another watch, but my instincts were on the money.
If you are not a scammer: WatchProSite is a non-commercial community of wristwatch enthusiasts. Addressing commerce in one's first post is at best cause for skepticism.
Where are you located? City and State, please.
Thanks,
Art
[Omega forum co-moderator]
Collector Inquiry | Vintage Piaget Automatic, Ref. 12427, 18k Yellow Gold (1970s/80s)
Hello fellow enthusiasts and collectors, I would like to share and get some more insight into a vintage Piaget I own, the Reference 12427. This is an elegant 18-karat yellow gold automatic dress watch, which I believe dates back to the late 1970s or early...
I saw your post yesterday and thought to myself . . .
. . . "Hmmm . . . bet there'll be a Collectors Market post to follow." Sure enough, there is. For another watch, but my instincts were on the money. If you are not a scammer: WatchProSite is a non-commercial community of wristwatch enthusiasts. Addressing...
My Response Regarding Your Query
Dear Art, Thank you for your candid feedback and for expressing your concern. I completely understand why you might feel skeptical when someone mentions commerce in a first post, and I appreciate the vigilance you maintain on the WatchProSite forum. I wan...
Thanks much for your transparent clarification. For what it's worth, my sense of your Piaget's market worth . . .
. . . is scrap value, which at $4400 / oz is still considerable. Please share your Omega on our dedicated Omega forum, I (and others) will give an assessment if you're looking for one. Best, Art