WATCH POP

Casino Royale # 1: $13,321.60, Gun barrel dial Seamaster Pro #1: $10,693, Seamaster Pro worn by Brosnan in Tomorrow Never Dies: $58,282, Casino Royal Seamaster Pro worn by Greg: $49,956, The PO: $$179,009. All prices are in USD.

Best Regards,

Damon When your watch gets out of order you have a choice of two things to do: throw it in the fire or take it to the watch-tinker. The former is the quickest. -MT OMG ! Someone had seriously deep pockets for the Casino Royale PO , if he wants, he can borrow my steam cleaner to spruce it up !!! ;-) "Orbis non sufficit" - SMP LE 2226.80.00 (00700/10007) , PO 2200.50.00 , PO Chrono 2918.50.82 , Breitling Bentley Motors It was probably bought by some museum to display. If I would have been a bidder and won the SMP worn in Casino Royal or Tomorrow Never Dies, I would have worn the watch that I won, but if it were the PO worn in Casino Royal I probably would have left it unworn and as is.

Best Regards,

Damon When your watch gets out of order you have a choice of two things to do: throw it in the fire or take it to the watch-tinker. The former is the quickest. -MT It's amazing what a controlled frenzy can do to people.

I wonder how many of their people, Omega had bidding to boost prices and therefore image ? I was watching this live on eBay and easily figured out when Omega folk had to jump in and bid.

My brother used to attend auctions often and told me of the nonsense that can occur. People buying used stuff for double to triple their actual value.

It's also common practice for auctioneers to have their people there to bid strategically. Just part of the game.
Funny as it sounds, the mud on it was obviously the USP ! Especially as the SMP that preceeded it was sold as a prototype ( surely more desirable ?!? ) Mud, mud, glorious mud !

Regards,

Secretagentbloke "Orbis non sufficit" - SMP LE 2226.80.00 (00700/10007) , PO 2200.50.00 , PO Chrono 2918.50.82 , Breitling Bentley Motors
You just tripled the value ! I'm off into the yard to roll around for a while, just for financial reasons ! "Orbis non sufficit" - SMP LE 2226.80.00 (00700/10007) , PO 2200.50.00 , PO Chrono 2918.50.82 , Breitling Bentley Motors Pretty incredible results!
Omega f300 Tuning Fork, Omega Speedmaster Professional "Snoopy Award" Limited Edition 3578.51.00, Porsche Design by IWC 3702, Omega Seamaster CK 2518 (c. 343), Breitling SuperOcean Steelfish A17360 LOL!!! Obviously, there are too many rich wieners! Hmmmm, i would have sold my PO for 150,000 if anyone is interested!!!! LOL Ron Well, I was watching the 3 Seamasters that had been worn by Brosnan and Craig, as well as the Speedy suitcase, the 3 Gold 1932 Pocketwatch collection and the Speedy worn by Micheal Collins.
According to eBays conversion rating, the whole lot would have set me back £399,315.44
The starting bids collectively came to £129,703.83
I just hope they have been bought by either Bond enthusiasts, Speedmaster / NASA enthusiasts or by someone here on this forum. I would hate for them to be have been bought for investment purposes as I do not feel they will bring an investor the joy that an enthusiast would get from owning them
If you ask Chuck Norris what time it is, he always says, "Two seconds 'til." After you ask, "Two seconds 'til what?" he roundhouse kicks you in the face. Chuck Norris doesn't wear a watch, HE decides what time it is! Iput the value of the Brosnan piece, the only one of that group, at about $20-25k in my mind. Boy was I off. "Chronographs, like most finer things in life, only improve with time..." - In memory of Chuck Maddox. for the bracelet! :-P
Omega f300 Tuning Fork, Omega Speedmaster Professional "Snoopy Award" Limited Edition 3578.51.00, Porsche Design by IWC 3702, Omega Seamaster CK 2518 (c. 343), Breitling SuperOcean Steelfish A17360 20-25k max on those bond watches... I was way wrong.

Now, can you imagine what the Roger Moore Rolex 5513 that sold at auction a few years back would bring today!
Would model number 0007 of 5007 go for anywhere near that price if it were to be sold??

Ian