SS Zenith Daytona... No box or papers..purchase question..

[moviefreak]

What do you think a good purchase price to offer would be for this Daytona 16520.. White dial no box or papers..just the watch...
Any input will be great... Thanks

[horseco]

$9,000-9,500 seems correct assuming it is in very good condition... IMHO...

[Passionata]

if you like the full package you may will miss the papers later,if you don t care than why not to bargain a little more with the seller?
i had one watch w/o paper-a relatively cheep speedy pro-and it wasnt easy to sell w/o papers.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Passionata

if you like the full package you may will miss the papers later,if you don t care than why not to bargain a little more with the seller?
i had one watch w/o paper-a relatively cheep speedy pro-and it wasnt easy to sell w/o papers.

Cannot understand why as after the warranty period thats all it is a bit of paper.And that bit of out of date warranty don't always prove the watch is genuine, fact the papers are the easiest to fake.

[Art 1]

Originally Posted by moviefreak

What do you think a good purchase price to offer would be for this Daytona 16520.. White dial no box or papers..just the watch...
Any input will be great... Thanks

As an aside, for me I would want box and paps for that watch. It is and is going to be highly collectable and I would pay extra now for a complete package.

It's just the way I am, I like things complete and as perfect as can be.

[Casey VP-26]

Originally Posted by Art 1

As an aside, for me I would want box and paps for that watch. It is and is going to be highly collectable and I would pay extra now for a complete package.

It's just the way I am, I like things complete and as perfect as can be.

Say it one more time for me.

[psv]

Big difference if it is a regular U-series which had rather high productions numbers in white dial vs the black one, or if it is an early version with inverted 6, or the latest gen A or P series with luminova dial and SEL.

Buying a complete one with box/papers will enhance the value greatly, even if some people obviously are indifferent.

I wouldn't pay more than $8,000-8,500 for a regular white dial one without papers, but then again I would keep looking for the right object instead.

[dnagwhogas]

Originally Posted by psv

Big difference if it is a regular U-series which had rather high productions numbers in white dial vs the black one, or if it is an early version with inverted 6, or the latest gen A or P series with luminova dial and SEL.

Buying a complete one with box/papers will enhance the value greatly, even if some people obviously are indifferent.

I wouldn't pay more than $8,000-8,500 for a regular white dial one without papers, but then again I would keep looking for the right object instead.

I agree with Pat. I wouldn't pay over 8500 for a Daytona w/o papers.

[DT14]

agree strongly that you should look for an A or P series which have the SEL. Love that watch!!!