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Considering purchasing this Omega Seamaster vintage
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Davidt
·It's a genuine Seamaster.
What are your thoughts on it, is it serviced, what is the asking price?
What are your thoughts on it, is it serviced, what is the asking price?
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Shabbaz
·With that dial I hope it's cheap
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OmegaPete
·Asking price will dictate many answers you receive here. The dial is spotted, and there are better examples available. Depending on the asking price and what is included.....
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FruitsyDoozy
·1500$, including the beads of rice bracelet, an original leather bracelet and a vintage box.
Full service in 2017.
More specifically it is a Omega Seamaster 166.010, 1966 and Cal. 562.
Full service in 2017.
More specifically it is a Omega Seamaster 166.010, 1966 and Cal. 562.
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base615
·Way too high a price IMO, even with today's crazy pricing
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OmegaPete
·You can do better IMHO. For that money you should be able to find an example without dial oxidation. Keep looking.
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wilderbeast
·You can do better IMHO. For that money you should be able to find an example without dial oxidation. Keep looking.
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Shabbaz
·1500$, including the beads of rice bracelet, an original leather bracelet and a vintage box.
Full service in 2017.
More specifically it is a Omega Seamaster 166.010, 1966 and Cal. 562.
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janice&fred
·yea at one point it was probably an honest watch. too bad about the price as otherwise it looks like a fun wearer. the kind of watch one would expect to see at a vender's stall in a flea market for $100 to $300 until a dealer scoffs it up, has a quick lube job done then wants to make a home run. one could get a serviced vintage constellation with clean dial and on it's bracelet for that kind of money.
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krogerfoot
·The watch might look better in person, but almost certainly not fifteen hundred scooters worth. I got a 1966 166.010 with a 565 movement to put on a BOR bracelet about 18 months ago, thinking I'd sell it. Once I took all the photos for the sale, I was like, what's wrong with me, I love this watch, acne and all. I found a replacement crystal and now it's a favorite. If you like the look of this watch, I think you'll find a better one if you're patient.
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Lotus_Eater8815
·Does the BOR have enough links to fit your wrist? Could be the reason why the seller is throwing in a leather strap.
Too expensive.
Too expensive.
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janice&fred
·The watch might look better in person, but almost certainly not fifteen hundred scooters worth. I got a 1966 166.010 with a 565 movement to put on a BOR bracelet about 18 months ago, thinking I'd sell it. Once I took all the photos for the sale, I was like, what's wrong with me, I love this watch, acne and all. I found a replacement crystal and now it's a favorite. If you like the look of this watch, I think you'll find a better one if you're patient.
honestly that is the way I prefer my watches...clean with the correct amount of weathering for it's age. absolutely stunning.
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Dr.K
·The watch might look better in person, but almost certainly not fifteen hundred scooters worth. I got a 1966 166.010 with a 565 movement to put on a BOR bracelet about 18 months ago, thinking I'd sell it. Once I took all the photos for the sale, I was like, what's wrong with me, I love this watch, acne and all. I found a replacement crystal and now it's a favorite. If you like the look of this watch, I think you'll find a better one if you're patient.
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krogerfoot
·Did you buy your BOR aftermarket? If so... any suggestions where to source?
