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A few weeks ago I posted a For Sale ad on the OTD sales forum for my Lemania Silverstone (the variant without "Silverstone" on the dial). I quoted £1500 for a watch that is is in good condition generally and the ad received over 750 views..... and yet no takers. Have I severely misjudged the appetite for this watch, I know that its not always regarded as a "real" Silverstone, but can the price be so far wrong, especially with such a huge number of views?
Apologies to all if you feel that this is some form of link to the sales forum to promote the watch, this is genuinely not the case, I am just trying to get a handle on what the right figure should be for a (relatively) rarely seen watch.
Best wishes to all
Jon
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