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The link perceived value of desirable retailer signatures is an interesting one. I've seen far too many good watches ruined with poorly applied "Tiffany" signatures, that would've been valuable in their own right if not for the shifty link modifications. If you'd like an example, link take this very watch, which is coming up for sale in an auction in Italy.

This Rolex ref. 3525 "Monoblocco" chronograph was delivered to Royal Air Force Lieutenant Gerald Imeson link while he was imprisoned and trying to escape from Stalag Luft III. link It's a remarkable story of real-life resilience and intrigue and the watch has an estimate of 200000 to 400000. You can read more about this exact watch in a 2013 HODINKEE article written by Eric Wind link shortly before it sold for the very first time at Bourne End Auctions in Buckinghamshire United Kingdom.