One guide per reference, built from this house’s own market record: the Saturday median asking band with its sample sizes shown, the sourced realized record with its limits labelled, and the checks that matter before money moves. The series runs CK 2915 through 145.022-71 and is in build — guides land here as they are finished, each one stamped with the date its price bands were updated.
Asking prices are what sellers hope for; realized prices are what buyers actually paid. Every guide shows both, separately, with sources — and says plainly when the record is thin.
The briefest straight-lug Speedmaster: median asking band $19,302–$27,699 across the last seven Saturday checks, the sourced realized record 2007–2024, and the nine checks that matter.
BUYING GUIDEThe medallion-caseback 861: median asking band $5,950–$7,240 across the last seven Saturday checks, the No-NASA authentication test, and the checks that matter.
BUYING GUIDEThe first calibre 861, priced on its own record — not the family’s: median asking $9,597 at the latest Saturday check (season band $8,798–$9,925), the realized ledger 2007–2026, and the checks that separate a Transitional from a dressed-up -69.
Each reference’s full market picture — its realized-price archive, its complete trends history, its drops as they happen — is delivered to members. $19/mo · $200/yr for this desk · the House Pass takes every desk at $49/mo · $490/yr. See the membership.