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D. Hi. I picked up your card at a recent coin show. I have several watches and am sending you a picture of one. I inherited the watches and if this one is good perhaps, I can show you the others next time you are in Parsippany. Thanks, Bob Shortell
Asked on Oct 12, 2025
They sell for $50-$70 in new condition. The problem is, the cost of cleaning, polishing, and testing, and repairing can cost twice that, and many people no longer wear watches. If you have the original box and papers it's a plus. I'm interested but we have to be conservative. Shows are busy, so what I recommend, if possible, is to send photos of the others in advance, front and back (you did a really nice job with the reverse photo on this one), which will help us prepare. You never know, there are some good models out there that fetch a good price. Thanks for submitting, look forward to seeing you! Marc
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