Across 2 listings matched by reference number in a sample of dealer catalogues dated 2026-10-01, asking prices for this reference ran from $800 to $800, with a median of $800, a spread of 1x for the same reference. All 2 listings matched for 5396/1G-011 asked the same $800, so this reference shows no spread to explain. Nothing here is for sale and no listing is paid for, and sale.
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Every asking price we found for 5396/1G-011
Sorted low to high. Of the 2 listings for 5396/1G-011 below, 2 left the factory label unstated, so those prices cannot be compared with the labelled ones.
| Asking price | Factory label on the listing |
|---|---|
| $800 | not stated |
| $800 | not stated |
What does each factory label ask for 5396/1G-011?
Only one factory label appears among the 2 listings matched for 5396/1G-011, so no label-to-label comparison can be made from this sample.
How should the 5396/1G-011 range be used before paying?
- These 2 listings for 5396/1G-011 all sit around $800, so a price here is only comparable with its factory label and configuration attached.
- All 2 listings matched for 5396/1G-011 asked around $800, so the label and configuration still decide what any comparison is worth.
Method, sample and date
Reference numbers were matched literally across dealer catalogues read on 2026-10-01, which yielded the 2 listings for 5396/1G-011 shown here. Only references appearing in at least two listings are published; asking prices below $50 and placeholder zero values are excluded as data errors; quantiles are computed on this sample. These are asking prices, not transaction prices, and the sample is a snapshot: prices move, and this page will age.
Also on this reference: where 5396/1G-011 sits in the full market dataset · why the same watch has so many prices · what each payment method actually gives a buyer. Reviewed 2026-10-01.