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(Need Help!) Rare Mondaine Watch

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Hi, i've searched all over the internet to find information, pictures, videos or others for sale, but havent found any.
Im trying to find out the value of this watch.
Info:
Make: Mondaine
Year: Early 70's
Clock: Probably an ETA-2836 - Automatic - Day-Date - 25 Jewels - WATERPROOF - INCABLOC (Shock Protection System) - 36MM - Diamond cut hour indexes.
Material: Stainless Steel & Crystal.
Condition: 9.5/10, (it's been used for 1 month max) - 100% Original.
Comes with: Original box and original guarantee papirs.
Retail-price: 300-400USD, maybe even more! And this is back in the early 70's.
(All the info is from Mondaine is Switzerland)
Cool and special watch, i've tried to put this up a few places, but it seems like nobody knows about this watch.

Please let me know if u know something more about this watch, thank you
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#2 ·
$ 300 - 400 ? Sorry, but you must be joking. Similar watch left auction house for £60.

Let me quote rule 16

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