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22 October 2018, 12:59 PM | #1 |
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Seeking advice - 1967 Rolex ref. 1500
Looking for some advice. I recently won an ebay auction for a 1960's Rolex Oyster Perpetual ref. 1500. I paid $1831 (I'd link to the auction but the forum won't let me post links until I have more posts).
When I received the watch, the dial had significantly more wear on the dial and hands than pictured on the ebay listing. Seller is willing to accept a return for a full refund. I'm on the fence. What do you think? Did I get ripped off? I really like the watch but I feel like it isn't worth all the money I bid in part because of the wear on the dial. The last photo is the watch on my wrist. It's hard to capture the wear on the dial in a photograph--the dial is kinda shiny and changes colors in different light. Sometimes it's dark grey, sometimes it's this lighter blue/purple/grey like in this picture. The rest of the photos are from the ebay listing. Thanks for your help! |
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