I agree Silverstones will go up but perhaps not as much as some think. They are not as appealing or as iconic to many as the Monacos. Sifferts were treated to reedition status but are not over £3000 in good condition.

After the reedition lands i dont see them skyrocketing but perhaps a nos might be worth £4-4.5k and a good one £3k+

I suspect we could debate this one for weeks though!

R

: Guys,

: I had a quick search on offers of our dealers and further on well
: known German webdealers.

: Quick summarize:
: Used Silverstones between 3000 and 3500 € without original straps
: boxes or papers.
: Only one nos brown dial on offer, again head only no box, strap or
: papers, asking price 3850 € approx 5750 US Dollar.
: Now we could assume the brown dial might be the least expensive
: however thats personal taste.
: To get a perfect complete set you would have to add a steel barce
: (500 for the earlier one, 300 for original cofram) and a box
: (400).
: Now the new Silverstone has not been launched yet, which will
: increase the price for the vintage models.
: The Silverstone has a cutting edge design and was developed out of
: the Monaco, volumes were rather low and lifecycle short.
: Grab one if you can !

: Cheers

: Arno

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