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RLXSTR · 4 January 2011, 07:44 AM

I just inspected a Ref 6565 that had been restamped inside the caseback as a 6567. In 14K yellow gold, decent condition on a leather strap. Only reason why I didn't purchase it was the case had been polished between the lugs and they removed all of the serial & reference numbers. Under my high-powered loupe I was able to make out the top of the serial, but still turned it down. It was a 1947 model. After reviewing the auction prices on this particular model in 14k, I wouldn't expect anything over $2500. The 18K have sold for me.

4 January 2011, 07:44 AM	#1
RLXSTR "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Real Name: Donald Location: Texas Watch: Sub5513 / Choc1675 Posts: 826	I just inspected a Ref 6565 that had been restamped inside the caseback as a 6567. In 14K yellow gold, decent condition on a leather strap. Only reason why I didn't purchase it was the case had been polished between the lugs and they removed all of the serial & reference numbers. Under my high-powered loupe I was able to make out the top of the serial, but still turned it down. It was a 1947 model. After reviewing the auction prices on this particular model in 14k, I wouldn't expect anything over $2500. The 18K have sold for me. __________________ '66 5513 Meters First \| '77 1675 Chocolate \| '85 DateJust 2-Tone \| Omega Planet Ocean Chrono XL Orange \| 1978 Omega Speedmaster 1st Walk on the Moon

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