Aqua Terra price??

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AMK2508

·Apr 22, 2022

Hey guys

First time buyer here - What is a fair price for a good condition Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial 2503.50 from 2007 with the Black Dial?
Its been serviced in 2020, at an omega certified watchmaker but not by Omega. Comes with box, but not the papers.

Seller is asking 4000 USD which I think is a bit steep - even though it is within Europe..

What would be a fair offer to make on this watch?

Thanks in advance!

 

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sleepyastronaut

·Apr 22, 2022

https://watchcharts.com/watch/683/omega-seamaster-aqua-terra-150m-2503-50

 

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nordwulf

·Apr 22, 2022

You can get a brand new (grey market) AT for $4000 and just a bit more from an Omega store or AD with 5 year warranty. Why buy a 15-year old watch for the same price when you can buy new? Even if you have to pay $1K more.

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AMK2508

·Apr 23, 2022

Thanks for the answers guys!
3.000 Usd was also my initial thought.

Well, I know the modern Aqua Terra are a lot better, but I really like the look of the first generation Aqua Terra.

I like the design of the bracelet better. Especially that it doesn't have polished center links. The dial and case is also better looking in my opinion.

 

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Bigron100

·May 15, 2022

I agree, I prefer the early version, both dial and bracelet.
The movement might not be as good, but it would good enough for me.

 

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Tx3double

·Jul 21, 2022

I’d sell mine for 3500

 

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Frank J Malloy

·Jul 21, 2022

Honestly, I prefer this Gen1 AT dial over the current one.