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Luxury wroteThis watch is worth about $50-$70 USD, if in good running condition and a fresh battery.
MrSirBacon wroteNot with a 14K marking on the back. Means it is a real gold watch.This watch is worth about $50-$70 USD, if in good running condition and a fresh battery.
DanG wroteI bounced it off other watches I found with the same markings. Just because it has 14k on it doesn’t mean it’s actually 14k (it’s supposed to but there are a lot of fraudsters out there). That’s why jewelers still verify every timeNot with a 14K marking on the back. Means it is a real gold watch.
Many watchmakers do renderings of watches with the BMW logo on it, either under license or pirated. Some are given as swag to customers by the dealer.
Here's mine made by ICE. Less than $100 in value.
"Ice watches are owned by the Belgian entrepreneur Jean-Pierre Lutgen . He founded the colorful, accessible fashion watch brand in late 2006, and the company remains an independent, unfunded business with its headquarters located in Bastogne, Belgium."
Here's mine made by ICE. Less than $100 in value.
"Ice watches are owned by the Belgian entrepreneur Jean-Pierre Lutgen . He founded the colorful, accessible fashion watch brand in late 2006, and the company remains an independent, unfunded business with its headquarters located in Bastogne, Belgium."
Luxury wroteThis very same watch is also sold under the Stauer brand. They advertise heavily in car magazines and offer many types.Pretty sure it is but cannot find it anywhere else!
I think that not having the roundel means that OP's watch is not official BMW licensed, but that is just an assumption. Perhaps it is older and made before their marketing nazi's got tough about branding.