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buddman
·People have deep pockets these days. £8000 hammer plus 30% fees. so like $15K? No insert...
Cripes Seamaster 300 14755-61 no insert sells for £11K in regional auction
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jaegodylan
·Fees on that house are 22.8 so price would have been £9824 0r roughly $14k.
I was watching and hoping it would slip by.. but those days are gone. Original bracelet there which is nice.. would need restoration. I have a feeling it would clean up very well. The dial and hands look great.
I was watching and hoping it would slip by.. but those days are gone. Original bracelet there which is nice.. would need restoration. I have a feeling it would clean up very well. The dial and hands look great.
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jaegodylan
·Also two build your own Milmaster kits.
£3500
A replacement Omega Seamaster 300 dial, with luminous Tritium markers denoting hours and Arabic numerals at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, back stamped ‘1098’, ‘05903’, together with replacement minute and hour hands and a branded winding crown. All NOS
£2900
A replacement Omega Seamaster 300 dial, with luminous Tritium markers denoting hours and Arabic numerals at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, back stamped ‘1098’, ‘05903’, together with replacement minute and hour hands and a branded winding crown. All NOS
£3500
A replacement Omega Seamaster 300 dial, with luminous Tritium markers denoting hours and Arabic numerals at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, back stamped ‘1098’, ‘05903’, together with replacement minute and hour hands and a branded winding crown. All NOS
£2900
A replacement Omega Seamaster 300 dial, with luminous Tritium markers denoting hours and Arabic numerals at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, back stamped ‘1098’, ‘05903’, together with replacement minute and hour hands and a branded winding crown. All NOS
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buddman
·problem with the kits though is any serious collector spending that dosh will know the correct serial number range and get an extract to know your build-a-watch isn't right.
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jaegodylan
·problem with the kits though is any serious collector spending that dosh will know the correct serial number range and get an extract to know your build-a-watch isn't right.
Maybe they are just upgrading a damaged original.
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buddman
·Maybe they are just upgrading a damaged original.
very true.
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cristos71
·With that BA handset I'd have thought it to be an early 2913, are you sure it was a 14755 and what was the serial number ?
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speedamatuer
·Looks like a 2913-3 based on the caseback.
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cristos71
·Looks like a 2913-3 based on the caseback.
Exactly, then I don't see much wrong with the price: 2913+7077+6's
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jaegodylan
·The listing had very little info.
"A gents stainless steel Omega Seamaster 300 automatic diving watch, the black dial with 'dart' markers denoting hours and Arabic numerals at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o'clock positions, on stainless steel flat link bracelet with branded clasp. Case measures approximately 38mm excluding crown. Lacking Bakelite bezel"
"A gents stainless steel Omega Seamaster 300 automatic diving watch, the black dial with 'dart' markers denoting hours and Arabic numerals at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o'clock positions, on stainless steel flat link bracelet with branded clasp. Case measures approximately 38mm excluding crown. Lacking Bakelite bezel"
