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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanMore to the point, what are your thoughts and worries about this?
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flashmedan
·More to the point, what are your thoughts and worries about this?
Is it the same ref with the diferent dial ?
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanLike you, I’m new to C case Constellations but, as I understand it, the earlier chronometer models have the dial with the star at the bottom and either 561 or 564 movements
And some later chronometer models can have the type of face layout of the dial you’ve posted often with a 751 movement.
Someone will correct me if I’ve got that wrong.
And some later chronometer models can have the type of face layout of the dial you’ve posted often with a 751 movement.
Someone will correct me if I’ve got that wrong.
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flashmedan
·Like you, I’m new to C case Constellations but, as I understand it, the earlier chronometer models have the dial with the star at the bottom and either 561 or 564 movements
And some later chronometer models can have the type of face layout of the dial you’ve posted often with a 751 movement.
Someone will correct me if I’ve got that wrong.
still hoping opinions from this forum… because i like the originality details look on the dial of the watch..but i dont want to regret it later …
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanIt looks nice, how much is the seller asking?
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flashmedan
·It looks nice, how much is the seller asking?
The seller ask for 570 us dollar
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanSounds like a good price. You might even negotiate with the seller. You might look at the listings on eBay (both for sale and sold) and Chrono24 to compare prices.
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...Paging @ConElPueblo
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flashmedan
·Sounds like a good price. You might even negotiate with the seller. You might look at the listings on eBay (both for sale and sold) and Chrono24 to compare prices.
I dont wether i regret it or relieve .. haha
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Peemacgee
··Purrrr-veyor of luxury cat box loungersT
To answer your question @flashmedan
The watch in question sits on the cusp of the new 168.057 being issued in 1972 (day/date with the new script and knurled bezel)
So, two possible options:
1. Someone has swapped the later dial into an earlier case/movt combo
2. It's just possible that Omega had some old cases and movements lying around that they used up with new dials.
Either way, I personally think you didn't miss out on anything as:
1. The originality of the combo is hard to prove correct without papers or an extract
2. the case of this watch is pretty heavily polished IMHO
hope that helps
Regards ,
Local seller in my city offered this for sale… i’ve done some researched and found it a bit strange… maybe i just not search enough… is it posible omega 751 with this dial variation??
Thanks for the help..
To answer your question @flashmedan
The watch in question sits on the cusp of the new 168.057 being issued in 1972 (day/date with the new script and knurled bezel)
So, two possible options:
1. Someone has swapped the later dial into an earlier case/movt combo
2. It's just possible that Omega had some old cases and movements lying around that they used up with new dials.
Either way, I personally think you didn't miss out on anything as:
1. The originality of the combo is hard to prove correct without papers or an extract
2. the case of this watch is pretty heavily polished IMHO
hope that helps
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flashmedan
·Si
Sir., that is alot of help
Sir ., that help alot… thanks for the opinion…
Regards
T
To answer your question @flashmedan
The watch in question sits on the cusp of the new 168.057 being issued in 1972 (day/date with the new script and knurled bezel)
So, two possible options:
1. Someone has swapped the later dial into an earlier case/movt combo
2. It's just possible that Omega had some old cases and movements lying around that they used up with new dials.
Either way, I personally think you didn't miss out on anything as:
1. The originality of the combo is hard to prove correct without papers or an extract
2. the case of this watch is pretty heavily polished IMHO
hope that helps
T
To answer your question @flashmedan
The watch in question sits on the cusp of the new 168.057 being issued in 1972 (day/date with the new script and knurled bezel)
So, two possible options:
1. Someone has swapped the later dial into an earlier case/movt combo
2. It's just possible that Omega had some old cases and movements lying around that they used up with new dials.
Either way, I personally think you didn't miss out on anything as:
1. The originality of the combo is hard to prove correct without papers or an extract
2. the case of this watch is pretty heavily polished IMHO
hope that helps
Regards
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