Omega F300 DeVille - Boxed with Papers (All Origonal) 1972

[nivenj 27]

Hi All,

I was left an Omega F300 DeVille watch, but its a bit smaller than I am used to and am considering selling to help fund something more my style, however I am at a loss as to how much it would be worth to a collector. It comes with the origonal box and all paperwork. Serial numbers on paperwork and box all match with serial on watch movement and is from 1972. 

I have no idea whether the fact it comes with all origonal box and paperwork, makes it more collectable and if such does this increase its value?

Not asking for valuations as such here as I know there are many variables, but just guidance on how you guys would proceed?

[elp 26]

I would search online sites to gauge roughly the prices, keeping in mind as you say that there are many variables, then decide where/how to list it

As an example: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1972-OMEGA-De-Ville-F300hz-Electronic-cal-1250-WRISTWATCH-Chronometer-Serviced/132888587728?hash=item1ef0c6edd0:g:-O4AAOSwhfRcFC2h&frcectupt=true

https://forums.watchuseek.com/f29/sold-serviced-omega-de-ville-f300-tuning-fork-watch-4303298.html

and

https://www.chrono24.co.uk/search/index.htm?query=Omega+F300+De+Ville&dosearch=true&searchexplain=true&watchTypes=U&accessoryTypes=

yours has box & papers, so at the upper end I'd suggest.