I have a Lucien Piccard watch stamped 14k with 8 diamonds and can't find any info on it is signed and has 14k on bsck it serial #, value.

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No one here will know that, and prices on secondhand watches can wildly vary. Contact the maker for the date. Contact local jewelers for a value. or a site like this

https://www.marks4antiques.com/price-guides/Lucien-piccard-vintage-watches.htm

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In the link, but the best way is to get it appraised at a local jeweler.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Lucien+Piccard+14K+gold+large+mens+watch+value

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I got this Lucien Piccard gold watch in a vintage shop with no model/serial number anywhere. Can someone identify if it's real LP or a replica?

Unlikely to be wrong battery. More likely it needs cleaning.

Information suggests around $150.

Probably not what you paid for it, sad to say. So many were made, and with the recession and the advent of a reliable timepiece in everyone's pocket anyway, the collector's market for elegant wristwatches has declined somewhat. It also varies dramatically depending on what kind of market you're selling in. Pawnbrokers, jewelers, and watch collectors all have different ideas of how to determine a piece's value. Condition and provenance also play a large part of any appraisal. I wouldn't accept less than $250 if I were you, but I wouldn't expect more than $500. In the long run, your best bet to have it keep its' value would be to keep it until it can be classified as vintage or an antique. Once most of the other Lucien Piccard watches that were made at the same time as it was have failed, been melted for gold or lost, the value will start to go up again, and if you or your family can keep it for a VERY long time indeed, then it's definitely possible to make a profit on a watch.

It is called a good watch. The serial number is meaningless I am afraid. I have no idea what watch you have from the info you gave. Other than it sounds like "a good watch"

i only found some for women sorry !!! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA01C0001NU2&nm_mc=OTC-Froogle&cm_mmc=OTC-Froogle-_-Watches-_-Lucien+Piccard-_-9SIA01C0001NU2

mcdevito75 here, Depending on the problem, check out the Repair/ Services here on fixya, at the bottom of this page, once at Repair Services type in watches.

They are made by the LP Watch Group, from their website: "The LP Watch Group has been handcrafting fine watches for generations. Founded in 1923 in Switzerland, by the Lucien Piccard family, the timepieces of the LP Watch Group have adorned royalty, dignitaries and celebrities world-wide. Today, The LP Watch Group has repositioned itself for the 21st Century as a leader in the branded watch arena by collaborating with new young and talented designers offering some of the most innovative designs in the world. We have combined art and fashion with superior technology and handcrafted quality. The LP Watch Group continues to provide old world craftsmanship in our classic watch designs, as well as technically innovative and boldly styled watches for our LP Italy Collections. Timepieces from the LP Watch Group are manufactured in materials such as 14 and 18 karat gold, sterling silver and Italian stainless steel. Diamonds and precious stones of the highest quality are incorporated into many of the watch styles. Originally renowned for its classic gold precision timepieces, in recent years The LP Watch Group has broadened its lines to incorporate distinct collections such as LP Italy?, Lucien Piccard?, and many others." You can see your watch on the link below: http://www.lpwatchgroup.com/26504CH_P368C157.cfm Please update the question & let us know if the information given was useful to you - Good Luck!