Some Promising Restoration Projects
In this week's What's Selling Where, we are bringing you just five watches that could be promising restoration projects on eBay plus a few other watches I like, including a grail Patek Philippe in white gold and a Longines that likely saw service in World War II. We are also showing you two watches to avoid.
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If this white-gold Patek looks familiar, it is because the reference 3428 was the successor to the reference 2526 (the first automatic watch made by Patek) and a great white-gold 2526 was seen in Talking Watches with Matt Jacobson. The 3428 had essentially the same case, but featured an upgraded movement. In addition, the case back is apparently flatter on the 3428 than the 2526. Regardless, white-gold 2526s and white-gold 3428s are extremely uncommon. According to Antiquorum, this is only the fifth 3428 in white gold to come to market. Sold in 1962, it is a thing of beauty.
On these enamel dial 2526s and 3428s, the dial condition is absolutely critical to the value. The enamel is quite sensitive to cracking. On this one all I have is the one photo to judge it by, but it appears there may be a slight blemish or crack on the first "P" in "Patek."
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If this white-gold Patek looks familiar, it is because the reference 3428 was the successor to the reference 2526 (the first automatic watch made by Patek) and a great white-gold 2526 was seen in Talking Watches with Matt Jacobson. The 3428 had essentially the same case, but featured an upgraded movement. In addition, the case back is apparently flatter on the 3428 than the 2526. Regardless, white-gold 2526s and white-gold 3428s are extremely uncommon. According to Antiquorum, this is only the fifth 3428 in white gold to come to market. Sold in 1962, it is a thing of beauty.
On these enamel dial 2526s and 3428s, the dial condition is absolutely critical to the value. The enamel is quite sensitive to cracking. On this one all I have is the one photo to judge it by, but it appears there may be a slight blemish or crack on the first "P" in "Patek."
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