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It says retro not repro, it is an original. People can ask anything they like, doesn't mean they will get their price.
It is nice. Happy valentines....
I would make an offer but that style makes my arm look soo skinny...
I like my old Rolex.. My wife bought this for me as a wedding gift 50+ years ago [52 years together happily now ]. At the time
she paid $300.00 from Birks Jewellers in Victoria [That was a lot of money back then].. But at the time, it was the only watch that
could be used while I was diving and flying.. at least the only reliable watch.
One of the pins in the band finally broke and I took it to a certified watchmaker ..He asked if I wanted to sell it.. I told him no, it was
my wedding gift. He told me that it is worth in the $20,000.00 range.. Still did not care.. I like my watch and the fact that my wife gave it to me..
That is priceless in my mind
Fair winds
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Hello Micheal
Thanks for sharing the beautiful watch, it would be a sad day if it was sold.
There's something that I always share: I have and the I had. The have will spark the memories and feelings, the had will spark a distant memory that will probably dim over time.
I have had a lot of past had(s) in life, and so many are now forgotten.
PS: If you ever to chat with the MartyM-say a big hello from Jim-still kind of miss the England hunts with him. Saw a video of him finding a big gold bracelet a few years back now.
Hears the Patek Philippe that I mentioned earlier.
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Nice one, and a quality piece.Its worth some money for sure. It's not a very common Hamilton, as it would have been an expensive top of the line model when it was new. There are some serious Hamilton collectors out there I would think would pay up to have that in their collection. Is the band solid gold? I have this later 1930s Hamilton with a solid white gold case and I value it to around $500. to $600. but I've seen this very model with a radial go to the high $700. range, so I wouldn't be surprised someone might pay as high as $2500. to $3500. for your watch because of its available for sale rarity.