For sale are four watches from my collection: a modern, limited edition Tag Heuer Monaco, a Bell & Ross titanium BR-02 93 GMT, a limited edition Ball Moonlight Special chronograph, an Omega Ploprof 1200m.My reason for selling is that I'm consolidating my collection into only a few pieces. These are all beautiful pieces and represent years of searching and collecting. You will be proud to own and wear them (I am).
As always, straight sale is preferred, but I would entertain a consolidating trade, meaning one of yours for two or more of mine. My trade values are the same as sale values.
I have more than $30,000 in transactions on the watch forums and my reputation is important to me, buy with confidence. I'm happy to answer any questions or take more pictures, just ask.
All prices are wire / cash and include shipping within CONUS. Paypal is fine, add 3%. International shipping is fine at buyer's expense.
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Watch #1: Tag Heuer Monaco Limited Edition CAW211B.Details: 39mm, 22mm lug, sapphire front and back glass, anthracite (grey metallic) face with left hand oversize crown. Limited edition of 1860 pieces. Full box and papers.
Condition: This was a factory demo that I purchased from an AD. I'm the original owner. It has some cosmetic flaws on the case, but the factory gave it a full mechanical service before I took ownership (I have the receipt). The flaws are not noticeable on the wrist (to me) and are difficult to photograph but close scrutiny will reveal them. This piece has more than 18 months of factory warranty remaining. The original strap and deploy buckle are unworn -- I wore it on the aftermarket double-stitch strap, which is also included. I also bought an aftermarket contrast stitch strap that fits the factory deploy buckle, also included.
Includes: Timepiece, unworn original strap and deploy buckle, aftermarket contrast stitch strap, double-stitch leather strap, full box and papers, service receipt.
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Price: Lists for $6,700. Authentic watches grey market year-end sale price is $4,275. Let's call it $3,800 shipped for a piece with the full kit and great strap options, still under factory warranty for more than 18 months.
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Watch #2: Bell & Ross BR03-51 Titanium GMT carbon.Details: 43mm, 22mm lug, sapphire front and solid caseback, carbon fiber dial, pano date at 12, gmt movement at 6. Full box and papers.
Condition: I'm the second owner of this watch. It was AD purchased in 2010. This is a beautiful piece and the best of the BR03 series in my opinion. The GMT is not a simple 3rd hand; it's implemented as a full second movement placed at 6 o'clock. It was sent for a full service at the factory in December 2014, and has been worn only a handful of times since. Cosmetically, it presents very well, but does show signs of careful wear. I used this watch for European travel because of the great GMT function.
Includes: Timepiece, unworn original rubber strap, unworn original velcro strap, custom leather / suede brown strap in BR03 style, strap changing tools, box and papers, service receipt.
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Price: Lists for $5000. Authentic watches grey market year-end sale price is $3,800. Let's call it $2,900 shipped for a piece with the full kit and custom leather strap, that was recently factory serviced.
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Watch #3: Ball Moonlight Special CM1036D-L1J-BK Limited Edition.Details: 43mm, 21mm lug, sapphire front and caseback, brown sunburst dial, triple date (date, weekday, month) chronograph with moonphase, limited edition of 999 pieces (only 333 with brown face), full box and papers.
Condition: I'm the second owner of this watch. It was AD purchased. I looked for a long time to find this piece. It's in wonderful cosmetic and functional condition, except that the weekday display (not the date) has occasionally not fully turned over. Advancing the movement has fixed the problem when this occurs. All other functions -- day, month, chronograph, sweep second, etc - work as expected, and the power reserve is as expected. To compensate, in addition to the original bracelet, I will also include the excellent, comfortable 21mm ball trainmaster bracelet which is currently mounted on the piece. This is one of those pieces that you won't see in the wild -- you'll be the only one wearing it -- and it can easily hang with any Omega or Rolex in terms of fit and finish.
Includes: Timepiece, original bracelet, authentic ball trainmaster bracelet, boxes, papers, cd, and limited edition certificate.
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Price: These are, of course, no longer available. List price when new was $5000, and the trainmaster bracelet is $600 from an AD. Let's call it $2,800 shipped for the package.
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Watch #4: Omega Ploprof 1200m.Details: 45mm, 22mm lug, sapphire front, sapphire bezel inlay, 8500 coaxial in-house omega movement.
Condition: This is the reissue of the famous 70s 600m proplof. A beautiful, unique piece that has incredible lume and a sapphire bezel inlay. The shrouded lug makes this watch wear very well on moderate sized wrists (mine is 7" and it fits great). The deploy clasp is the best on any piece I've ever owned -- it has a ratcheting feature that allows you to get a custom fit every time you put it on, and adjust it easily if needed throughout the day as your wrist expands and contracts. I don't have papers for this piece; however, to compensate, I will include both the rubber strap and the incredible mesh strap with all the links. *Also, this piece is currently at the omega factory in Switzerland for a full overhaul*...I expect it back in early February. The new owner will be the first one to wear it after the factory overhaul...so, the watch will be very close to new and will carry a factory warranty.
Includes: Timepiece, omega boxes, mesh bracelet, rubber bracelet, buckle, overhaul receipt.
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Price: $4,800 shipped for a 100% fresh service, inner (red) + outer (white) omega box, 2 factory bracelet options, and factory warranty. Note: we can work out a deposit if this sells before I get it back from the factory.
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Thanks for looking and please let me know if you have any questions!
Rich
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