Sherpa guide for sale

MarcusN

New member
Sherpa
Do you have a price in mind and a few more photos ?
Yeah I can send more photos..just new to the site mate and was having a bit of trouble posting multiple pictures.. as far as price goes I'm going to take best offer to be honest1000010972.jpg1000010971.jpg
 
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MarcusN

New member
Sherpa
Any more photos? How about the bracelet? Price?
The bracelet is one I put on mate...not original. But I'm just getting into watches at the moment...and I'm sure this Sherpa would be a great project for an Enicar enthusiast
 

Joe_A

Moderator
Staff member
Enicaristi
Sherpa
Marcus . . .

We have a policy here . . .

If you would like to use this site to help you sell a watch, you will need to post additional clear photos and set a price.

It is always preferred to see a movement shot, if possible, but if you are unable to safely open the watch, then photos of the rear, crown area and a close-up of the lugs would be helpful.

Set the watch for 10:10, please and take a sharp photo of the front as well.

Thank you.

Cheers,

Joe
 

MarcusN

New member
Sherpa
Sure Joe,thanks for the feedback..I'm going to post better photos...I'll probably have to get one of those rubber ball case back removers because it has a scalloped case which I don't want to scratch up with my current case back remover..for now I'll post a photo of the back..and better ones of the front.

Cheers, Marcus N.
 

Joe_A

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Staff member
Enicaristi
Sherpa
Thanks, Marcus . . .

Also, you'll need to establish an asking price.

Cheers,

Joe
 

Gazza

New member
Sherpa
And location as well please.

Use of the venacular tends to make me think he is an Aussie.
 

MarcusN

New member
Sherpa
Correct I'm Australian..and I'll set the price at $1000.00 Australian...and guys sorry about the photo quality..I've tried to get better shots but I think a watch must be one the most difficult things to photograph...I can tell you the crowns are original..with Saturn and the rings...and if it's possible,once I get the caseback open I can send video of the movement working.
 
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mc1

New member
Sherpa
Correct I'm Australian..and I'll set the price at $1000.00 Australian...and guys sorry about the photo quality..I've tried to get better shots but I think a watch must be one the most difficult things to photograph...I can tell you the crowns are original..with Saturn and the rings...and if it's possible,once I get the caseback open I can send video of the movement working.
A local watch repairer could probably remove the caseback for you. They might do some clearer photos for you as well. Good luck
 

MarcusN

New member
Sherpa
A local watch repairer could probably remove the caseback for you. They might do some clearer photos for you as well. Good luck
Thanks mc1...the closest I have to a watch repairer here is the local "Mr Minit" who does key cutting and shoe repairs etc..not sure I'd trust them with my Enicar...I have had them remove links before,but I do that myself now I've got the tools.
 

Gazza

New member
Sherpa
And when you say it’s ready for restoration…..what’s wrong with it or needs to be fixed?
 
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