Tudor Submariner "Snowflake"

shavilla

Hi Guys. I have had this in a draw for a few years and would like some advise on selling.
It is in original condition and never been polished or serviced in years. Do i try and have it cleaned up or leave it for the buyer?
How much is it worth?
Whats the best way to sell it?
Model 94110 dated about 1980.
I have heard they are quite sort after lately.
Not sure how to post photos. Sorry.

CarltonBrowne

You need to get some photos up. Ideally get them hosted somewhere such as Dropbox, Flickr, Photobucket etc.

Your watch is highly sought after and value will depend on a number of things such as whether it's blue or black. Typically I'd say do the minimum with it and let a buyer decide what they want to do; a basic mechanical service at most.

Here's mine.

shavilla

Thank you for the reply, Mine is blue. A few scatches on glass but perfect otherwise.

CarltonBrowne

Blue is good.

shavilla

CarltonBrowne wrote: »

Blue is good.

I have been offered $5700 from an American dealer. Not sure how it sounds but it seems a good offer.

CarltonBrowne

That doesn't sound too shabby. I have no idea what the tax implications are of dealing outside the EU, though, and I'd want a second opinion. It might be worth your while contacting Morgan Jones or Ross Povey who run the Tudor Collector website. I bought my Snowflake from Morgan and he also deals. Obviously a check of Sold Listings on Ebay, Chrono24 and maybe Watchfinder in London would also give you some ideas on current values.

https://tudorcollector.com/
http://www.watchfinder.com/Tudor/Watches

I've just had a look at the Sales Corner on TZ-UK and the last two blue subs were at £3250 & £3750 but they were both 7021s.

Edit: If you're struggling with pictures then email some to me at hugh.jampton@gmx.co.uk (:D) and I'll put them up for you.

shavilla

Thank you kind sir ðŸ‘ðŸ‘

CarltonBrowne

It's a beauty.





Definitely have a word with Ross or Morgan. The bracelet looks like it might be in need of some TLC by Michael Young but if you're shifting it then leave that conundrum to the new owner.