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Deville Gold 18k ~Late 80s. Real or Fake
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peterkirk01
·What are you worried about. If it is a dealer that you have already used before and you are happy with the service why ask. If it not legit you can always give it back.
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pedrogps08
·What are you worried about. If it is a dealer that you have already used before and you are happy with the service why ask. If it not legit you can always give it back.
I did not say I've used this dealer before, nor that was my question. I'm asking if this is real or not since I'm not really experience in this type of vintage omega watch. So any opnions on it would be greatly appreciated
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Dal Cais
·the dealer that I go
Any reason why you would suspect the dealer to sell you a fake or your own opinion of any anomalies with the watch
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pedrogps08
·Any reason why you would suspect the dealer to sell you a fake or your own opinion of any anomalies with the watch
No suspicious on the dealer, seems like a legit store to me, but you never know, I usually don't trust anyone, would just like some opinions on the pictures to see if any anomaly that I've might have missed stands out
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoYou left out one of the most important photos, the back and even better the insides.
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pedrogps08
·You left out one of the most important photos, the back and even better the insides.
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SOG53
·These are overexposed photos usually designed to hide flaws. Not good photos to accurately assess watch condition. What is price- this is important detail.
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Geezer
·Looks all ok to me.
The St. Bernard's dog hallmark was only introduced in 1995 so that means it has to have been manufactured after. So not late 80s.
The St. Bernard's dog hallmark was only introduced in 1995 so that means it has to have been manufactured after. So not late 80s.
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorIf you Google the case reference number 196.7500, you’ll find the following information from Omega:
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-seamaster-jubilee-ba-196-750-mz
The listing shows the movement as caliber 1430, not 1530. Not sure what the difference are.
However, there are sales listings showing this watch with the cal. 1530 movement.
https://e-v-w.com/products/omega-18k-solid-gold-ref-1967500-date-quartz-fully-serviced
Hope this helps,
gatorcpa
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-seamaster-jubilee-ba-196-750-mz
The listing shows the movement as caliber 1430, not 1530. Not sure what the difference are.
However, there are sales listings showing this watch with the cal. 1530 movement.
https://e-v-w.com/products/omega-18k-solid-gold-ref-1967500-date-quartz-fully-serviced
Hope this helps,
gatorcpa
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pedrogps08
·If you Google the case reference number 196.7500, you’ll find the following information from Omega:
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-seamaster-jubilee-ba-196-750-mz
The listing shows the movement as caliber 1430, not 1530. Not sure what the difference are.
However, there are sales listings showing this watch with the cal. 1530 movement.
https://e-v-w.com/products/omega-18k-solid-gold-ref-1967500-date-quartz-fully-serviced
Hope this helps,
gatorcpa
This is a 196.7500, not a 196.750 (which is the seamaster jubilee). This is listed as a Omega Deville from the 90s, so the watch seems okay, but only the information that is from the 80s that is mislead
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pedrogps08
·Looks all ok to me.
The St. Bernard's dog hallmark was only introduced in 1995 so that means it has to have been manufactured after. So not late 80s.
Thanks, I double checked the serial number engraved and it must been from 98.
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pedrogps08
·These are overexposed photos usually designed to hide flaws. Not good photos to accurately assess watch condition. What is price- this is important detail.
I'm from Brazil, so prices are a bit different here since watch offers around here are incredible hard, especially from Omega and it's an overall diferent environment for watch collectors.
This costs me around 1.5k USD. I can easily flip it for 2k, 2.2k. But I'll keep this one for myself because the condition is great (even the bracelet is great, with gold clasps) and I was wanting a more vintage dress watch for myself
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SOG53
·Wow you can sell this for 2K USD? Why dont you sell it and buy much nicer watch for less here on OF Private Sales?
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Dan S
·Looks legit, but not a desirable watch. The value will be closely tied to the price of gold, which is at a record high right now.
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pedrogps08
·Wow you can sell this for 2K USD? Why dont you sell it and buy much nicer watch for less here on OF Private Sales?
Because like I said, I'm from brazil, it's super hard to import watches here
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watchlovr
·Meh
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pedrogps08
·Meh
Not asking for opnions, just authenticity. But thanks though
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UWG
·If you could buy kindness, I would recommend that you do so. Instead of investing in golden watches.
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pedrogps08
·If you could buy kindness, I would recommend that you do so. Instead of investing in golden watches.
Sure, seems super kind to reply "Meh" in a post when people are just asking for help, so much kindness and helpfull
