Reply With QuoteWas a full set 5512 in totally original condition. Valued at £20-£30k.
It was the original owner who still had it, paid around £32 for it!
On right now. Let’s see what they say
Was a full set 5512 in totally original condition. Valued at £20-£30k.
It was the original owner who still had it, paid around £32 for it!
As soon as I saw it I said "I bet that will be 30 grand" to Mrs S. Just how 'collectors' want them.
I under estimated it to SWMBO, it did look to be a complete collectors set.
I said £20k but would rather have the 7016 I am currently wearing if I am honest.
We’re the hands original ? Looked very different to the dial
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I spotted that too, pretty sure service items.Originally Posted by dandanthewatchman
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Just watched it, definitely service hands but still a beautiful piece. Love the 5512, the real Steve McQueen Rolex!
I’m just wondering… will the price difference be the same for “full set” modern watches bought today - in another sixty years time? I am guessing not, as I surmise sixty years ago watches were bought and worn and got lost etc compared to today where they often stay in a safe.
“ Ford... you're turning into a penguin. Stop it.” HHGTTG
Plus hundreds of thousands more sold today.
Full set safe queens were not a thing then so I'd guess no, the price difference won't be the same. Same with Lego, toy cars, action figures etc.
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