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gtopaul · 4 December 2017, 01:29 AM

Here's number 50/50 I had a couple of years ago. Got it from a former BUSA employee. These "not for sale" watches were promotional pieces done before the regular release of 500. I think I paid $1300 for it but the value of one of the 500 is usually $1300-$2100 depending on strap or bracelet, condition, and accessories. I would consider the promotional run of 50 to be just slightly higher based mostly on the "not for sale" addition to the case. You see them all the time on Ebay for $2400-$3500 but they don't sell for that much. I've had five of these USAF Chronomat's but always move them on because I hate the acorn shaped crown as it's difficult for my big hands to use.

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4 December 2017, 01:29 AM	#1
gtopaul "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 20	Here's number 50/50 I had a couple of years ago. Got it from a former BUSA employee. These "not for sale" watches were promotional pieces done before the regular release of 500. I think I paid $1300 for it but the value of one of the 500 is usually $1300-$2100 depending on strap or bracelet, condition, and accessories. I would consider the promotional run of 50 to be just slightly higher based mostly on the "not for sale" addition to the case. You see them all the time on Ebay for $2400-$3500 but they don't sell for that much. I've had five of these USAF Chronomat's but always move them on because I hate the acorn shaped crown as it's difficult for my big hands to use.

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