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Don’t expect too much in terms of resale value.

Dec 30, 2018,15:30 PM

I would assume less than 1K USD in good condition. This movement needs some serious work - almost all the screw heads are ore or less destroyed by sloppy “watchmakers” - I cannot identify the movement Calibre, could be Venus or Landeron - not likely some “no-brand” ebauche. However, there might be a kind of maker’s mark/symbol under the balance wheel - a picture or a detailed description could help identify it.

But as I said, I’m sorry, but don’t expect it to be worth more than the restoration cost (or even less).

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Thanks! I am not afraid about resale value, i never sold one watch in my life (just exchanged one of my Daytona Ceramic with a Nautilus), it is a present from a friend and I would like to restore it. [nt]

By: desertimer : December 31st, 2018-04:01

Don’t expect too much in terms of resale value.

Help- Anyone know any info on this brand?

Here the movement...

Don’t expect too much in terms of resale value.

Thanks! I am not afraid about resale value, i never sold one watch in my life (just exchanged one of my Daytona Ceramic with a Nautilus), it is a present from a friend and I would like to restore it. [nt]

The movement should be a Valjoux 7734, do you know witch is the era of this? [nt]

It was in production between 1966 and 1973.

Fabrique d’ébauches Bernoises

Thanks! [nt]