Arnold One has to ask themselves how a 1957 Hamilton watch could bring in $360 at auction. In fact, how do you explain how a “plentiful” Hamilton watch with no special features and an average Swiss movement could bring that kind of money on eBay? On January 19, 2009 – I wrote a short description […]
Hamilton Arnold – A Sign of the Times Selling for $360 Read More »
Norman I’ve noticed some confusion on the part of buyers and sellers of two particular Hamilton wristwatches. If one is not careful, he or she can make a serious mistake when trying to identify the model. People look at the lugs and wonder which model they’re looking at. As you can see they look similar.
Hamilton Martin or Norman? Read More »
Do you see the listing error? This was an auction for a good 987 1920’s watch. Several valuable items exist here. First, the movement is a 987 – not a 987 F. If it was a 987 F that would not have bothered me at all. However, many Hamilton watch buyers have a bias toward
Hamilton 987 auction win – do you see the listing error? Read More »
