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Can anyone identify
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DON
·If genuine. Reference number on inside case back. Maybe 70's/80's models
Bought at the same time. Different cases, but similar design
Bought at the same time. Different cases, but similar design
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerI'm not convinced.....
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Chuckles93
·Going to have them restored, I’m in Brisbane can anyone recommend someone?
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·Going to have them restored, I’m in Brisbane can anyone recommend someone?
Before you say yes. Make sure they’re real
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Chuckles93
·I will take them past vintage watch co on the weekend to get more info and keep you updated
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Chuckles93
·I will take them past vintage watch co on the weekend to get more info and keep you updated[/QUOT
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·Took them past the watch dealers at varsity lakes today, apparently not work restoring so leaving them as is
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerBased on the pic I posted (no thanks for that.....) I say that they are fake anyway...
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Chuckles93
·Based on the pic I posted (no thanks for that.....) I say that they are fake anyway...
they were verified at the dealer but thanks for the input
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerSo what are the references? As in: share the info you got…
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Chuckles93
·they were verified at the dealer but thanks for the input
They are the people I sold it to was verified by them both are up on the website now
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·And listed without reference or Calibre numbers……
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·And listed without reference or Calibre numbers……
if your that curious and concerned about it then contact them and get them yourself
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·These are ‘80s models. I lived near Canal St in the late 80s-2018 and have never seen a fake of an obscure 80s Omega.
my parents bought them on the way to the olympics 1984 so that would make sense, I opened the back of them and it had serial numbers that didn’t make any sense so never really looked anymore into it unfortunately. would have been good to know
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·They are real, i love seeing pairs like this, but know that in auctions they fetch $400 ish as a pair
So maybe the logical thing to do is to just get new batteries for them, as they are Quartz
So maybe the logical thing to do is to just get new batteries for them, as they are Quartz
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··Melbourne Australiahttps://thewatchdealers.com.au/product/omega-seamaster-mariner-vintage-1980s/
They are the people I sold it to was verified by them both are up on the website now
They're both real, Omega issued many "His'n'Hers" combinations.
They are from a low point in Omega history, although the quartz movements were high quality, the rest of the watch was of a lesser standard than models from earlier times.
The gents watch is a reference 396.1004, just a plain Seamaster Quartz, so it's a bit disingenuous of TWD to advertise it as a Mariner.
The asking price is also ambitious for a well used quartz watch from the 1980s.
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·They're both real, Omega issued many "His'n'Hers" combinations.
They are from a low point in Omega history, although the quartz movements were high quality, the rest of the watch was of a lesser standard than models from earlier times.
The gents watch is a reference 396.1004, just a plain Seamaster Quartz, so it's a bit disingenuous of TWD to advertise it as a Mariner.
The asking price is also ambitious for a well used quartz watch from the 1980s.
hey Jim I really appreciate the feedback and helpful information!
Also not taking such a condescending approach like the few 1 or 2 people who decided to put there opinion in
