I actually think most would get it, especially cue collecting. I think most cue collectors and most watch collectors would think these particular watches aren’t what anybody would want.It's a niche collector thing. Either you get it, or you don't. I suspect many in the watch crowd would look at this forum, and ask: "Why would anyone collect pool cues, or pool balls?"
Will you take $400k for the jacket?
That’s a fair argument. At their price point I guess it’s a status symbol. I’ve never really paid attention to the brand because of that price point.Isn't that what all their watches are?
Sold! Send me your ZelleI'll do better than that I'll let you have at $375k
I would not buy, but I would if it had Joe Camel on it.Reminds me of Joe the Camel…I would not buy.
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This would be a lot more appealing if they had licensed some actual art, but I'm sure the Jacob Lawrence estate would have nothing to do with them: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/488043
I'm assuming they mean Paketa. They were soviet made mechanical watches. Soviet/Russian for "Rocket." They are really neat watches, good quality and can be had on ebay ready to go for $30 and up. If you like mechanical watches they are worth looking into. Neat read with picshttps://mroatman.wixsite.com/watches-of-the-ussr/raketa.
That page doesn't show all the designs, there were all sorts of ones, even ones celebrating north pole voyages, sputnik, all sorts of stuff. Google images will show them.
Sorry but I can't help you I don't have a zelle. But it's a shame it has a nice embroidered picture of Joe Camel leaning over the table shooting an 8 ballSold! Send me your Zelle
Naaaa not the same thing. These things look like something you buy for $10 at a swap meet. Only a pool player is going to want one of those to begin with.It's a niche collector thing. Either you get it, or you don't. I suspect many in the watch crowd would look at this forum, and ask: "Why would anyone collect pool cues, or pool balls?"