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robinmgb · 19 March 2021, 06:31 PM

I’m about to buy a 1998 Gmt coke 16710 for £10000 and have now realised I can buy a near mint 1803 at my local dealer for the same price.
It’s got me wondering now!
The 1803 is a 1972, first year with hacking seconds and concealed clasp I believe, bracelet has been repinned so no stretch and bezel still very crisp, with a dark grey pie pan dial it looks beautiful.
It does look amazing value compared to an all steel Gmt coke.
Doe anyone think these vintage Day Dates are relatively undervalued and must be due to increase in value before long?

19 March 2021, 06:31 PM	#1
robinmgb "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Kent, England Watch: Hublot BB Unico Posts: 1,089	Vintage Day Dates under valued? I’m about to buy a 1998 Gmt coke 16710 for £10000 and have now realised I can buy a near mint 1803 at my local dealer for the same price. It’s got me wondering now! The 1803 is a 1972, first year with hacking seconds and concealed clasp I believe, bracelet has been repinned so no stretch and bezel still very crisp, with a dark grey pie pan dial it looks beautiful. It does look amazing value compared to an all steel Gmt coke. Doe anyone think these vintage Day Dates are relatively undervalued and must be due to increase in value before long?

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