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Hendrikus · 19 October 2018, 12:28 AM

I have been looking at a new(ish) Daydate - in yellow gold - as my next addition (seeking a dressier, classic watch).

A new one or nearly near is going to cost me circa £25,000 or so.

What I I went for an old version - I can see a 1978 (my birth year) for around £7,500.

What would I need to look out for, on such an old watch? Obviously it is a 36 instead of a 40, but any other issues / cautionary advice? How different is that watch going to be to the new models?

19 October 2018, 12:28 AM	#1
Hendrikus 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Norfolk, UK Watch: All of them... Posts: 815	1978 Daydate advice I have been looking at a new(ish) Daydate - in yellow gold - as my next addition (seeking a dressier, classic watch). A new one or nearly near is going to cost me circa £25,000 or so. What I I went for an old version - I can see a 1978 (my birth year) for around £7,500. What would I need to look out for, on such an old watch? Obviously it is a 36 instead of a 40, but any other issues / cautionary advice? How different is that watch going to be to the new models? __________________ A collector of Rolex, Patek, Vacheron, JLC and Cartier

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