MUST BE THE XMAS MADNESS GONE TO HIS HEAD.LOL

[funkyguy]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Quartus-2000- ... 336dcb3db7

JEZZZZ.. THE XMAS MADNESS HAS BEGIN

ANYONE TOP THAT ONE ?

LOL

funkyguy

[bruce wegmann]

From me, that kind of money (about $850) would buy you a minty, SS Executive with the 24HR module...got one here, waiting for a new owner. The seller's ID kind of says it; that kind of price on that sort of item does, indeed, belong in another world...

[f.e.a.r]

ebay has endless madness, here are just a few examples:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Adidas-LED-Wa ... 27bf596a6b

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/7-LED-Color-L ... 2eb8575143

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/lip-Mach-2000 ... 4154b56246

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-Digital ... 3a669ad2e3

[bruce wegmann]

WOW! That Adidas...after seeing that, makes me want to just bin all my P1s...

[f.e.a.r]

bruce, funny thing is, adidas dont even make that watch, its a fake... lol

[retroleds]

WOW! That Adidas...after seeing that, makes me want to just bin all my P1s...

But you can't beat the low shipping - I can barely do domestic shipping for that!

[carg2001]

Hi Funkyguy, well i am the newbie who posted this watch Quartus 2000 on Ebay, i have read your post and reduced the price of my watch, i thought myself i had listed this item too high but i am no expert on LED watches, i try very hard to do research on what i sell on ebay but for this item i could only find 1 posting on the web, from this site actually:

http://www.dwf.nu/viewtopic.php?p=30715

If you read down you will clearly see someone saying they had seen the same watch for $800 bucks on 'evilbay'.
So you might laugh but i actually got the price for this watch from this sight.

I know this watch is early 70's, if anyone knows its real price pls let me know.

[bucko170]

The module needs replacing, the condition is not great, I would value the watch including the box and instructions at a maximum of £35, not being mean with you just honest - sorry!

The other thread mentions the same watch was on sale for $800 not that it sold for $800, sadly the asking price does not always match the actual value.

[james_stan]

@Bucko

Hear, hear. I have a very similar looking LA Generale that need's a Litronix module. Been looking for some time for the right one. Reckon it could be worth 60 GB or 100 US max with a working module...

.. without 10-20 quid.

Cheers

JS

[rewolf]

ebay has endless madness, here are just a few examples:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Adidas-LED-Wa ... 27bf596a6b

Offered for £10.000,00, but actually sold for £10.00

[carg2001]

well many thanks for the info, i will let auction finish an relist at a cheaper price, i paid roughly £30 for it, for such a hard to find watch i am a little surprised so little for it, but i guess if not working correctly price will reflect.
When i could find no info on it accept from this site i thought i had found a rarity in the LED world, guess i'm not that lucky!
Many thanks again Lin.

[retroleds]

I have a very similar looking LA Generale that need's a Litronix module.

That's a slightly odd statement to me, since most La Generals have a La General made/contracted module, and the buttons on La Generals are not in a pattern that correspondes fully to any Litronix movement. - to my knowledge(happy to see/learn something new here).
There is one La General case with a button at 10 o'cclock position that could hold the rare Litronix with a tip switch. Problem with that logic, the proper Litronix case had a button that could be snapped inward/outward, to keep it in a particular position. A pushable button would defeat the purpose of the contact at that position(on the Litronix). Sorry I went long, but htis was the most interesting part of this thread to me.

[james_stan]

HI Ed

I will post a picture later -perhaps only the back of this one I have is
LA Generale.. Although I recall Egmon had a silver tone version of
'my watch' which I think used Litronix I will try and dig out the thread..

JS

[james_stan]

AHA !!

http://www.dwf.nu/viewtopic.php?p=22781 ... ght=#22781

http://www.dwf.nu/viewtopic.php?p=22781&highlight=#22781

JS