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andromeda160 · 12 June 2015, 08:52 AM

Well I was offered a fairly rare manual wind oversize Rolex today, it needs a new crystal service and crown, the watch was skipping like 5 seconds in row but functioning, the case had knicks from improper opening, the dial had a light even spotting but the lugs were in good condition its 37mm which looks rather attractive on the wrist. And priced at $2500, it needs around $1000 in work. Do these really sell for 6-10k in good condition it's a model 4364 with unique spider lugs. No pics unfortunately, I'm just nervous about spending this money and not seeing the return in the end

12 June 2015, 08:52 AM	#1
andromeda160 Banned Join Date: Dec 2012 Real Name: Greg Location: michigan Watch: Rolex Oyster Posts: 4,046	rolex oversize models Well I was offered a fairly rare manual wind oversize Rolex today, it needs a new crystal service and crown, the watch was skipping like 5 seconds in row but functioning, the case had knicks from improper opening, the dial had a light even spotting but the lugs were in good condition its 37mm which looks rather attractive on the wrist. And priced at $2500, it needs around $1000 in work. Do these really sell for 6-10k in good condition it's a model 4364 with unique spider lugs. No pics unfortunately, I'm just nervous about spending this money and not seeing the return in the end Last edited by andromeda160; 12 June 2015 at 09:15 AM.. Reason: good enough to deal someone, next time ill drop the money when I see it.

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