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GMT Master 11 16710
I am thinking about buying a GMT Master 11 Pepsi 1989.
No papers or box, condition good. How much would you pay? |
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No one can accurately answer that question. There are many variables that determine the value of a classic like the GMT II or any watch for that matter. Condition and originality are the two most important factors. Without more information or photos, a ballpark figure would be $5,000 to $8,000. For me, your stated "good condition" is average to below average condition so if I had to guess, I'd say...........I don't know.
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recently paid $9000 USD for a 1997 16710 Coke. Slightly polished, still sharp case , no box no papers.
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Check out listings from trusted sellers/dealers and you'll have your answer. As Springer said, so many variables, but for a good-excellent example I'd say $8K-$9K, maybe more if you're in Europe.
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