Can Someone Help Me Identify The Model and Price of This Watch?

[smittyw1]

Hi everybody, brand new to this forum. I have been getting these watches as bonuses from work, and am trying to figure out what the model number is without taking the band off.

Looks to be an Oyster Perpetual Datejust with an either silver or champagne-colored face, the straight lines instead of Roman Numerals for the hour positions.

They don't have the original boxes or paperwork, etc.

Any clue on the model and what something like this would go for?

Thanks in advance for any help any of you can provide here.

[KatGirl]

Need more info: year, size, condition, whether or not it needs service, etc.

Kat


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[smittyw1]

Kat, thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I have no clue on the year. Condition on these seems to be ok, no scratches or scuffs or anything. They're in working condition and do not need service. Size is Men's, if that's what you mean. I'll also include a close-up of the watch face if that helps.

[KatGirl]

Originally Posted by smittyw1

Kat, thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I have no clue on the year. Condition on these seems to be ok, no scratches or scuffs or anything. They're in working condition and do not need service. Size is Men's, if that's what you mean. I'll also include a close-up of the watch face if that helps.

By size, I meant 36 mm or 41mm? both sizes are worn by guys. I wear a 36, as do many other women, especially the other female members here. We don’t do valuations here. If know model number, you can check Chrono 24 for pricing.

Kat


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[jatco]

Originally Posted by KatGirl

By size, I meant 36 mm or 41mm? both sizes are worn by guys. I wear a 36, as do many other women, especially the other female members here. We don’t do valuations here. If know model number, you can check Chrono 24 for pricing.

Kat


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I suspect these are all 36mm.. theyre all the same it appears..and look similar in dial..
Specifics are between the lugs as mentioned.. Should be easy enough to do on your own without having to remove the case back... imo.

[Neil McCauley]

Quick question...

Any jobs going?

[WatchTimes]

The model # is between the lugs as is the serial #
You need to have the seller provide you that info.

[opawlows]

Close-ups of the dials/watches would help too. Look to be 16014 and perhaps a 1601 (furthest one on the right- doorstop dial?)

[996marty]

Nice bonuses

[smittyw1]

thanks for the replies everyone. here is a close-up of the watch face if that helps.