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Nathanh42
·Hello guys!
Just looking for some advice on buying my first vintage omega! I'm looking at the Omega Geneve ref. 135.041 pictured below because I really like the style, but then came across a geneve seamaster model also pictured below.
After doing some research, I found that these crossovers where made between 1967-1968. Would this make them "rarer" and more collectable than the ref. 135.041? Looking for your opinions, should I go for the Geneve Seamaster crossover for this reason?
Another aspect is pricing, I'm seeing the ref 135.041 Geneve going for around £300-£400, mostly on eBay, which I've been told is a lot? With the Geneve Seamaster, the price for the one shown is between £600-£700, is that a good price for the added "rarity"?
Thank you in advance, I look forward to reading any responses
Nathan
Just looking for some advice on buying my first vintage omega! I'm looking at the Omega Geneve ref. 135.041 pictured below because I really like the style, but then came across a geneve seamaster model also pictured below.
After doing some research, I found that these crossovers where made between 1967-1968. Would this make them "rarer" and more collectable than the ref. 135.041? Looking for your opinions, should I go for the Geneve Seamaster crossover for this reason?
Another aspect is pricing, I'm seeing the ref 135.041 Geneve going for around £300-£400, mostly on eBay, which I've been told is a lot? With the Geneve Seamaster, the price for the one shown is between £600-£700, is that a good price for the added "rarity"?
Thank you in advance, I look forward to reading any responses
Nathan





