See: I referred it to RLT and 7A38 forum member ‘Zenomega’ who picked it up for 61 Euros. They would have made a nice addition to my collection, but way beyond the means of an impecunious 7A38 collector like myself.īest eBay 7A38 buy of the month ? Probably this 7A38-706A which was listed on eBay Germany as:ĭachbodenentrümpelung Seiko Chronograph, and with a slightly daunting description of little more than: Batterie muss erneuert werden. So one can either presume it’s gone to a wealthy like-minded Ferrari collector, or possibly a dealer who specializes in such quartz chronos like Philippe Boyer ( who would probably knock them out for 1000 Euros apiece. If you read the Q&A’s at the bottom of the collection listing, he replied that he would accept 15000 Euros to end it early. £384) and a used tan leather strap, without deployant clasp: which appears to have made an incredible 58.77 Euros (approx. See:, which was for one of the most common two-tone red-dial ‘TestaRossa’ models, which made 461 Euros (approx. Initially he had started listing them individually, but only a couple of auctions went the distance. This was probably something of a desperate fire sale on his part. Presumably the seller succumbed to an offer outside eBay. There were a couple more photos besides these two, both partial shots of the collection, but quite frankly not of much better quality.īidding had reached 7065 Euros, before the auction was ended early.
The seller's listing photos were at best described as diabolical, given the potential value of the lot, and their alleged ‘new’ condition: 531) quartz chronos, which also included two of the rarer Valjoux 7750-powered versions was (possibly reluctantly) offered on eBay, by a German Ferrari enthusiast (and 1:18 die-cast collector) with the eBay username Ferrari-Bburagonr1. £257).Ī collection of 14 Cartier Ferrari Formula 7A38 (a.k.a. It subsequently sold, some 3 weeks later, for a rather more down-to-earth, but still very strong $400 (approx.
See: Again, the seller included plenty more photos besides the two I've included above. £367) after 9 bids, having remained static at 321 Euros for two days prior to the auction end the last 2 bids coming in the final 6 seconds.Ī nice example of a 7A28-703A, described as ‘New with defects’, but which had obviously been worn and taken care of, was originally listed on eBay in the States, at the beginning of January, with what can only be described as a ridiculously optimistic Buy-it-Now asking price of $850 (approx. The seller included plenty more photos besides those two shown above. See: It sold for 441 Euros (approx. Yet another ‘New without tags’ 7A28-6000 ‘Bishop’ surfaced on eBay Germany in January. Pickings were pretty good this time around - but there weren't so many bargains to be found in this year's January Sales. Let's face it - watches are replaceable assets which are easily converted into cash. Therefore the wheel turnsġ08 x 10 3/ (π x 0.400) times in one hour andġ08 x 10 3/ (π x 0.400 x 60 2) times in one second.Welcome to the first of what I hope ( time permitting) will become a regular monthly feature - a retrospective commentary on the previous month's sales. It'll very much follow the lines of Pete W's late-lamented GMT+9 commentary on Yahoo Japan auctions, but cover only Seiko 7As and derivatives - and of course eBay. I've found January is usually a good month for 7A38s on eBay, as people struggle to meet credit card and other bills after the Christmas holidays. On turn of wheel makes the car travel π x 0.400 m. What is the angular speed of a car wheel of diameter 0.400 m when the speed of the car What is the centripetal force on a small object O of mass m on the perimeter of the disc? A disc of diameter D is turning at a steady angular speed at frequency f about an axis through its centre. When it is in the position shown in the digram, the weight of the mass also produces tension in the string so The centripetal force of the mass's circular motion is provided by the tension in the string. The tension in the string pulls at the mass. A Level and AS level - UK KS 5 (Age 16 - 18).GCSE and 'O' Level - UK KS4 (Age 14 - 16).
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