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路Hi! Ive been on the hunt for a nice Omega Seamaster 300 bezel for a couple of months now and under my search Ive come across a number of bezels offered that have been in really bad shape, ridiculously overpriced. Today there was a bezel offered for 900 dollars that just made me laugh and cry at the same time:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/283751434161?ViewItem=&item=283751434161
Can we just just agree on not to pay such premiums on bad watch parts? I mean there is enough with the hysteria around Rolex parts already, where people buy broken dials and inserts thinking that they will make tons of money on that in the future. Then 95 percent end up in built up bad redialed frankens that just scratch the eye when you see them, offered for the same price as the original ones, making the market go up. It can look like the market value on parts and watches is higher than it is (Chrono24 and Speedmeister is not really a benchmark so stop using the as one 馃槈) Can we just keep the Omega Collectors world away from accepting and paying for such poor replacement parts? Yes of course there are rare parts that out there that are hard to find but in the end of it - think about what you are buying. Flat link bracelet - 2k? Bezel - 5k? Great condition that matches the watch? Yes then - indeed - thats the reason you pay that high premium, but not for just matching the part with the correct year/model. There is a reason why certain parts end up in the broken parts bin at a watchmaker.
Just my 2 cents and have a good day fellow collectors!( Except all you parts peddlers on the bay 馃槈)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/283751434161?ViewItem=&item=283751434161
Can we just just agree on not to pay such premiums on bad watch parts? I mean there is enough with the hysteria around Rolex parts already, where people buy broken dials and inserts thinking that they will make tons of money on that in the future. Then 95 percent end up in built up bad redialed frankens that just scratch the eye when you see them, offered for the same price as the original ones, making the market go up. It can look like the market value on parts and watches is higher than it is (Chrono24 and Speedmeister is not really a benchmark so stop using the as one 馃槈) Can we just keep the Omega Collectors world away from accepting and paying for such poor replacement parts? Yes of course there are rare parts that out there that are hard to find but in the end of it - think about what you are buying. Flat link bracelet - 2k? Bezel - 5k? Great condition that matches the watch? Yes then - indeed - thats the reason you pay that high premium, but not for just matching the part with the correct year/model. There is a reason why certain parts end up in the broken parts bin at a watchmaker.
Just my 2 cents and have a good day fellow collectors!( Except all you parts peddlers on the bay 馃槈)
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