[Buy advice] Found 3 omegas online, which one is better deal?

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Omega Seamaster subseconds - gorgeous creamy dial - dauphine hands - 1960 - This is a gorgeous stunner in excellent original condition! The original white dial has developed a gorgeous creamy patina, it looks absolutely amazing. The pictures really don’t do it justice, it looks 10000x nicer in the flesh than in the pictures. The steel case is in excellent unpolished condition, with light signs of use. The caseback is engraved. The crown is original and Omega signed. The watch is a ref 14389-6, powered by a manual wind cal 268 from 1960. It was last serviced in March 2017, it works perfectly and keeps great time. It has nice wrist presence, measuring 35,5mm diameter without crown, and 43,6mm from lug to lug. - $599 incl worldwide shipping - pics: https://imgur.com/a/e8ZI9OT

My comment: I love the patina color!!

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RARE Omega chubby Seamaster automatic - two-tone 3-6-9-12 dial - 1955 - SERVICED - This is a gorgeous stunner in excellent original condition! The original white/silver two-tone dial is in excellent condition, with light patina and marks. The applied indices and dauphine hands pop so beautifully. The chubby steel case is in excellent unpolished condition, very nice edges. The crown is a NOS Omega replacement. The watch is a ref 2846-1SC, powered by an automatic cal 501 from 1955. It has just been SERVICED by my Omega guy in October 2019, it works perfectly and keeps excellent time. Comes with a 6 month warranty on the service work. It measures 34,2mm diameter without crown, and 42,3mm from lug to lug. - 799 incl worldwide shipping - pics: https://imgur.com/a/clbTUA9

My comment: I always love to have a 3-6-9 dial omega

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Omega 3-6-9-12 two-tone dial - lyre lugs - 1956 - This is a gorgeous beauty in great original condition! The original white/silver two-tone dial is in great condition, with patina and spots. It pops gorgeously. It looks really beautiful in the flesh. The steel case with gorgeous lyre lugs is in great condition as well, light signs of use. The crown is original and Omega signed. The watch is a ref 2829, powered by a manual wind cal 420 from 1956. Service history unknown, but it works perfectly and keeps good time. It measures 32,5mm diameter without crown, and 40mm from lug to lug. It comes on a new leather strap. - $375 incl worldwide shipping - pics: https://imgur.com/a/bTPe3jx

My comment: also love the 3-6-9 dial, but its 32.5mm, not sure if I can actually wear this small watch.

I only have fund for one, which one should I buy?
thank you for your advices in advance!

Based off the appearance of the dials: 2. Also in bed the pics in future posts....hyperlinks inhibit longevity if they ever get pulled.
Thanks!!!


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haha thank you @Mac5

I say you have a good eye with these 3 choices and I would go for door #2 😀

@Berba9 You can't go wrong with #2 and Dieter!

I wouldn't waste my cash on any of those. It's possible to find better for the same money if you look. And the descriptions are full of bullshit which is never a good sign.

Dat is true - not paying the ask price (I never do) - even if discounted with a strikethrough price showing, is the key. GLWP.

Is it just me or does #1 look like a redial?

The Seamaster text looks a little off to my eyes.