Verdict first
A CK 2998 night — Chrono24’s first page for the reference expanded from 12 to 31, surfacing 19 examples overnight. Most are first-page churn, not confirmed new to market. The two genuinely fresh listings are elsewhere.
Genuinely fresh
- ST 105.003-65 “Ed White” — $8,645, dealer, Chrono24
- ST 145.012, Cal. 321, 1968 — $9,804, dealer, Chrono24
The CK 2998 surfaces
- 2998-1 Rare Chocolate Caramel Brown Tropical Dial — $78,937
- 2998-5 Grey Dial — $63,439
- 2998-1 Lollipop, Base 1000 bezel, Tropical — $62,285
- 2998-1 — $59,995 · Full range $12,300–$78,937 across the 19 surfaces
Also new to the sweep
- 105.003-65 Ed White, Cal. 321, 1035 bracelet — $13,995, eBay
- 145.022-68 Transitional — $6,495, eBay · 145.012 with Box — $12,500, eBay
- 145.012-67 Box and Papers, All Original — $17,500, Chrono24
Reserved for members
Notable flags · Off-board movement · The Collector’s note
The closing sections of every brief — which references went quiet, what left the board and what that does and doesn’t mean, and the morning’s read — go to members only. This week they covered the CK 2915 (dial-only, no complete watch), the absent Ultraman, and why a first page that triples is a sweep event, not a supply event.
The Daily Glass Case arrives every morning. The publication stays free; the brief is the members’ edition.
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