It's on eBay but just looking at his feedback and the lack of description would put doubt in anyone's mind.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326020474...mis&media=COPY
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It's on eBay but just looking at his feedback and the lack of description would put doubt in anyone's mind.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326020474...mis&media=COPY
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Ebay userID = chrono 24 UK (as is the company name in the address) and the watch appears to be listed on Chrono 24 but you're not buying from Chrono 24?Quote:
Originally Posted by sickie
I'd love to be in a position to have to think about whether a watch is worth £160k - I suppose it is if at least one person is prepared to pay it - but eBay is not the place to spend that money on a watch.
The Watch Barn had a very good review by Rob Corder in Watch Pro January 2023.
https://www.watchpro.com/greatest-sh...-stortford-uk/
Not endorsing the seller or the price of the watch - just saying.
Fair enough. And that's the sort of research I'd start with if I was ever to spend that kind of money on a watch. I guess the eBay listing is the start of that kind of journey, just letting a wide audience know it's available (and getting us talking about it).Quote:
Originally Posted by Oracle
Still not sure about the Chrono 24 eBay name though.
Hard to tell too much about it due to the blurring if photos
If it is worth that sort of money, you’d have to be very brave to sell it via eBay. Buyer could submit a refund request because the battery ran out and probably get away with it!
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Originally Posted by M1011
Unless the battery was bought and fitted by Timpsons.
It just seems for that sort of money you would at least give a bit of history / description rather than Chrono 24 standard listing.
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Perfectly clear on my PC.Quote:
Originally Posted by watchlovr
Business previously Xupes, bought by Chrono24.
No, that watch is not.
A correct one like this might be worth more :
https://i.imgur.com/f10A1vl.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/rBReMqy.jpg
These will be genuine hands, of course ;-)
It would be great to know what the eBay authentication service would make of the watch listed.
Bowing entirely to your expertise, would you say that all the bits of it are genuine Rolex, but perhaps not the parts that were initially on the watch when it was produced ? Or are the hands after-market ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Haywood_Milton
That’s good. What are the numbers on the case back and engraved inside? On your clear PC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingstepper
Zupes (C24)are just down the road from me, I have always thought they try it on price wise
If they (or anybody) believe it's genuine (which they clearly do) they will blur out the casebook details and internal engravings.Quote:
Originally Posted by watchlovr
Yes, the numbers are obscured, not blurred.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris_in_the_UK
I guess it's 'worth' £160K if someone is prepared to spend that on it.
If I had a spare £160K, it still wouldn't be worth it to me, even with 100% provenance and trust in the seller.
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I do not believe those hands were manufactured by Rolex.Quote:
Originally Posted by rsykes2000
I don't believe they have any intention of selling it via ebay. I cant see anyone paying that for it on ebay (whether it is worth it or not, and from what HM says above it is not), but it is a very cheap way of getting it out to a very wide audience and it only takes one person to get in touch and make an appointment to see it.
AFAIK eBay fees on that would be over £20K, so it's that amount overpriced already.
Whoever they were manufactured by seems to have gone to a lot of trouble to try to give them a convincing patination -Quote:
Originally Posted by Haywood_Milton
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/XCoAA...2u/s-l1600.jpg
...scary that such skills exist out there!
Everything about the R-word seems to be fraught with traps and pitfalls... :blue:
Should have checked hotUKdeals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mouse
As much as I’d like an insert I’m glad I’ve not been offered one with that style of font.
Someone is being obtuseQuote:
Originally Posted by Kingstepper
Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by watchlovr
Others haven't found it too hard.Quote:
Originally Posted by watchlovr
Obscured by being blurred/pixelated/photoshopped, whatever way you want to put it, amounts to the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingstepper
Short answer is…. No