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Thanks Bill and a query or three >>
Apr 14, 2007,00:54 AM
Thanks Bill for the premiere of your research here on our tiny forum.
I don't think that it will raise the price that I declare an interest in the Omegamania auction piece
I noticed that the number of pieces produced:
1911=12.
1912=360.
1919=66 (21/24''') + 300 (21'''1/2)
Was that a reflection of the increased demand for the 1914-18 Great War?
I thought Omega did not supply the Huns in war time, so was that increase for supply to the other side?
Regards,
MTF
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Thanks Bill and a query or three >>
By: MTF : April 14th, 2007-00:54
Thanks Bill for the premiere of your research here on our tiny forum. I don't think that it will raise the price that I declare an interest in the Omegamania auction piece I noticed that the number of pieces produced: 1911=12. 1912=360. 1919=66 (21/24''')...
hmmm....
By: Bill Sohne : April 14th, 2007-05:13
Looks like the Debord at auction sold for 10,350 CHF !!
By: Bill Sohne : April 14th, 2007-09:20
Hi The AQ lot # 98 “CHRONOMÈTRE DE BORD” Omega, Bienne, “Chronomètre de Bord”, No. 9114215, case No. 10294237, Ref BD 122 JS. Made in 1942. Fine and rare, keyless, eight day-going Marine chronometer. This watch is sold with a Certificate of Authenticity a...
I chickened out
By: MTF : April 14th, 2007-09:48
lower....my 1st on-line auction and I need more practice Regards, MTF This message has been edited by MTF on 2007-04-14 09:49:33
my cell phone was Ringing off the hook from Omega collectors!!
By: Bill Sohne : April 14th, 2007-10:06
Hi MTF Nothing to be chicken about!! The prices that were obtained today are an eye opener. AQ wanted my jump seconds 8 day clock ( with original wooden shipping Box Omega marked) but told me to expect 1,500 dollars. It was not worth my time to meet them....