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Our dad passed away a couple of years ago and among other things left us this watch. We are trying to determine its value. It's marked 14k, including the strap. I've been searching up and down the web and all ebay auctions, and have not found a single other watch like it. Could it be extremely rare and therefore more valuable? I would appreciate any insight anyone has as to the value of this watch and its collectability. Thanks.
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5000.00 i would take no less
Really nice!
I bought a LeCoultre Automatic watch in the fall of 1951 from a pawn shop while stationed at Ft. Benning, GA. On the back it is stamped with a star followed by "10Kgoldfilled". Would anyone have an idea or estimate of its value?