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J jacob3Hi guys,
I am brand new to the world of Omega. I am looking to get my hands on a vintage omega without spending too much money. I really like the Seamaster, and this one on the sales thread caught my eye. I was wondering if this was a good deal for this watch?
Thanks for any help.
If you want it, only you can decide if you like the price. I do not know what a 'good deal' means to you. If it was a steal, it would have already been stolen. It appears to be a solid watch offered by a long-time OF member, so much more confidence then gambling on eBay, etc.
Isn't it a little too much 300 for servicing a manual movement?
It depends where you are located.l and if there are any issues that require parts.
And, ultimately, on the level of service—there are watchmakers who can do partial-cleans for less, but a full tear-down, here in Indiana, by the best watchmaker I know, starts at $350, and when he's done with the watch, it's good for the next 5-8 years.
Isn't it a little too much 300 for servicing a manual movement?