anything to look out for while i am in germany now?
Watch or anything? Anything wrong place to post
Watch here is a full list
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f8/german-watch-manufacturers-3277.html
anything to look out for while i am in germany now?
I was looking.. price wise is decent but have changed desire, sub dial w sec hands. like the patek 5196. any similar kind w cost ard 5-6k?
How much is the 048 selling at an AD?
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it's midweek already! feels like a monday.
Daihatsu materia/toyota bB?
Aiyah! Forgot to take a look at it during kopi!![]()
Ion panerai no discount.![]()
Asked. PAM 048 is $9800. Discontinued. But last batch coming in soon. Looks like Panerai is phasing out all it's 40 mm as PAM 244 is also discontinued.
I was doing "research" on this piece yesterday, lol. How much is it, about $1200?
sinn is good value, high quality. support.
founder is real aviation nut. and sinn went into space earlier than omega. but omega landed on the moon
in fact seiko and sturmanskie also made it into space earlier than omega.

just noticed the small print "st moritz" that piqued my interest
of course this is a popular swiss resort for the rich, and did some light surfing and this is a very interesting model indeed - a limited edition st moritz de ville.
incidentally omega also has a boutique there - alongside a slew of high end brands serving the high-net-worth visitors to st moritz while they recover from their skiing runs.
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back to the watch - from my light reading it uses an early version co-axial, so its a bona fide in house movement, swiss designed. for purists this is a curiousity that would just grow over time.
this is the limited edition version too, right?
my sense of pricing for these kind of watches is that its established by the used watch stores. you get the odd pricing on the forum by a private seller that may just be out of whack, but it will be snapped up quickly. but its all about chasing limited stocks so you need to make a judgement call
if you're buying for yourself i think this is a very interesting find. not like a mass-luxury popular piece. but a truly unique specimen. if you're concerned about resale then you need to understand the purist market is but a fraction of the entire market, but if you're patient enough these are the type of watches that truly consistently hold their value if you can find the right buyer.
also with short supply of unique movements these stand a chance of appreciation due to the very limited supply. e.g. if Omega starts a new mainstream St Moritz range.
finally its an Omega so you won't have to worry 20-30 years down the road as its a big company and well known to keep parts even for their vintage models.
my 2 cents worth... but curious what draws you to this watch? why this particular model/brand?
it seems to have been around for a while, have been observing it. It didn't stand out to me but after a while, i guess i just fell in love with it. But then, i was reading around and they said that the movement of this watch is not good, have a lot of problems. Leather strap when spoilt will cost 500 bucks to replace. Hence, im still thinking. Besides, even though Im buying for myself to wear, but then, (2nd hand piece) does not come with box or papers, just the watch. So im still thinking about it.
Fellow forumer mentioned that I could get more bang for my buck for that, hence i guess i'll continue looking around.
I kind of like (round) watches, with the 3 buttons on the side for the stopwatches etc, and well looks sporty or classy like that one. Any recommendations?? haha actually I just started working not too long ago, looking for something to wear for the next 20 years lol