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Sharper dial photo here: I dunno. Looks good to me, but the price seems high. I'd let dsio and those who know these gold pie-pans better than I comment on that. gatorcpa
A nice one of these Connie Calendars just sold for £1800 yesterday. Thought that was pretty fair? I guess PG from the last photo.
Lots of restrictions on that watch though. Pretty much a Europe only sale which served to limit the price the watch achieved.
Not available to buyers outside of Europe pretty much. If you were in North or South America or Asia or Australia you couldn't even enter your bid.
Nice...I love these 504s. I have one of these Calendar-Pie-Pan dials and a movement but I'm waiting on a case. Here's another one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/OMEGA-CONST...soires_Uhren_Armbanduhren&hash=item3f247d88afPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network
The center section of the dial looks matte. Is that unusual on a gold dial? Is the Calendar version as rare as the seller says?(or desirable)
This one looks like a nice unmolested example. Very desirable model too. Not sure I'd pay so this much for it (if I even had this much to spend). Times like this I often wonder if I shouldn't have saved up the money I spent on 10 old stainless Omegas and bought just one of these.
More uncommon than the non-date connie deluxe which in this kind of condition is a $3500 plus watch. I would say for every 3-4 nice non-date deluxe watches I see 1 of these ones.
Respectable Member MSNWatch Probably the seller is hoping for an Italian collector to buy it. Generally, the Italians prefer Rolex to Omega, for some strange reason. Thank-you.