yeah I know that condition is what you must focus on but the price seemed so appealing
You might want to look at a dealer site that specializes in vintage Omega watches like The Omega Enthusiast. I’m not endorsing that site or suggesting that you buy there, but it will give you a better idea of what a good vintage Omega should look like and what you might expect to pay for one.
Remember, his prices are really enthusiastic. Last time I've checked he asked $ 1500 for a seamaster 30, etc.
Yeah his prices are a bit steep but he has some very nice examples , what you guys think is a fair price for a good Connie
Yeah his prices are a bit steep but he has some very nice examples , what you guys think is a fair price for a good Connie
Really depends on the year and model, but VERY generally $1,200 for a real bargain on eBay (and they’re very tough to find) and $1,500 to $1,800 and up would be more typical.
This really depends on the model. For example, the C-cases are much cheaper. And what about the 'modern' manhattan models
To the OP. Really, take a step back and find out what kind of connie you want. Make a selection, get yourself familiar with the model and when in doubt ask here.
