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Help identifying the PAM reference of this 1950 composite watch
- Thread starter craiguk
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Nur-Uhr and craiguk I think 150 EUR (or $175) is a fair price, considering the package with an extra strap and buckle which would have cost $50 minimum by themselves. That's why I didn't post in that thread. There was no reason to. The watch was honestly presented and the value was definitely fair. But it's up to you both to decide. 
In comparison, my fantasy PAM cost $339.
In comparison, my fantasy PAM cost $339. Hi guys and thanks for the continued feedback.
For me this particular sale was about getting a "high end" watch with a big discount because of the dial damage (which the seller was completely open about by the way). In my view this is the main reason that the watch took over a month to sell and why, in the end, the seller let it go so cheaply to me.
Now we have learned that it isn't a A7750 movement and is also a fantasy model not built by one of the "main" factories. If the watch was in perfect condition then I probably would still be happy with the €150 but it's the dial damage that affects the resale significantly.
Anyway, as previously stated the seller and I have come to a mutually acceptable resolution earlier today so all good
And one last time I can't speak highly enough of Nur-Uhr who has been brilliant through all of this :drinks_cheers:
Dial damage at 2 (and yes, I accept that this may be minor to some but we all know it does affect resale and price):
For me this particular sale was about getting a "high end" watch with a big discount because of the dial damage (which the seller was completely open about by the way). In my view this is the main reason that the watch took over a month to sell and why, in the end, the seller let it go so cheaply to me.
Now we have learned that it isn't a A7750 movement and is also a fantasy model not built by one of the "main" factories. If the watch was in perfect condition then I probably would still be happy with the €150 but it's the dial damage that affects the resale significantly.
Anyway, as previously stated the seller and I have come to a mutually acceptable resolution earlier today so all good
And one last time I can't speak highly enough of Nur-Uhr who has been brilliant through all of this :drinks_cheers:
Dial damage at 2 (and yes, I accept that this may be minor to some but we all know it does affect resale and price):