Zodiac movements in case

[jeweller]

  I have inherited  8 Zodiac movements manual and auto in an original case. Are there any suggestions as to what I can do with them one of the movements is an auto 70-72. They are all going and untouched.

[Butch]

That is an old salesman's case so that they could show the movements to the jewelers they were trying to get to carry and sell Zodiac watches.

As for what you can do with them, this is not the for sale forum, so bear that in mind. You can put a price on them and post them in there. You can also put the whole thing on eBay and auction it off.

[orangecorallimorph]

  Holy sweet mother of all things holy...I think that is what is known as a real "Holy Grail" item.  The rarity of that item should be without question. Good luck on the sale of of that item here or elsewhere. I think an auction would serve you best  but that is really  COOL! Thanks for showing it.

[Butch]

Not ANOTHER "Holy Grail"!   Just how many cups did Christ drink out of at the Last Supper?

[Ultra-Vintage]

"Holy Grail"

Oh the humanity!

[jeweller]

Thank you Butch for your kind information. I don't know what I will do with them yet. Itis a bit of a quandry.

[Butch]

Keep them and let the kids worry about them? They are NOT worth a fortune, trust me on that one.

[Sea Wolf]

Those would look great in the Vintage Zodiac Museum.

Let me know if you want the mailing address and please include
your information so that the proper credit can be affixed to the registry.

[orangecorallimorph]

Er...uhh... I think I meant to say "rarer than hens teeth" or maybe just "Hey that's a real interesting piece". The " Holy Grail" description should be left for others that are far more pious than I am!!! 

[jeweller]

Thank you orange. I am getting a lot of ambiguous replies, so I can only do more research and find out exactly what to do with them.