pulsar p3 ...where is the logo in picture 2?

[Kasper]

and who of us is the new owner of this timepiece?

[bruce wegmann]

Not me...I went to 2.087,00 euro, and the winner was a newbie who obviously went higher than 2.160, because he had another bid higher than that. So, it went for about $3000US, just above melt value, and a bit below that, if you consider the value of a working P3 module ($200-250) and the box (another $75-100). My 14-link 3130 comes in at 85 grams of gold weight (or $2854.20). I'm still bothered a bit that the winner was a zero-feedback bidder; people with no previous eBay experience don't usually pop for three grand on their first auction outing. Shill bidder...? Maybe...you have to wonder a bit about the 11-feedback guy who bid 51 times, too. I'm not going to hand-wring about this too much...there are still five in the collection, so I'll get over it.

[bob_765]

I was the 2nd highest bidder, but as there is still some doubt about the case, i'm not sorry i didn't win.

[retroleds]

I bailed at $1600 - roughly about all you could wring from it in a worse case(pun intended ) scenario. I figured $1200 for the band - module, glass and box another $400. Yeah, the whole thing was a bit to murky for me to get excited. The seller isn't generally selling anything high-end(check their feedback), they stated g/f but they obviously knew the band was indicating solid gold. And the tag marked 3130? I just had a nervous feeling it was some s.o.b. that had slapped a solid band on a g.f case, and figured they would double dip on the deal by getting a good price and having the [original 3130] case to either sell or melt.

Pigs get fat - hogs get slaughtered.