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Found this SeaMaster 2627 for around 40 dollars. Should I go for it?
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Laneside
·For parts ...... yes
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gbesq
·some dumbass just put a bid of over 200$ USD, in the last half hour.
Now I restart again my hunt
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DON
·Balance. Number of discontinued parts. Auto ratchet wheel, bumper springs. All good to have if needed
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Dan S
·some dumbass just put a bid of over 200$ USD, in the last half hour.
Now I restart again my hunt
Seriously, if you want to buy a decent Omega on the internet, save up at least $400. Otherwise you will just be buying crap. Alternatively, put in some legwork at yard sales and thrift stores.
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Gabguzro
·This watch was being auctioned in Brazil, I don't know how the local market is there. I love 2627s and 2757s, but this one is certainly rough. Case alone and the movement could be valuable for someone, but that dial is just sad.
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sheepdoll
·Sometimes it is not fun being right :sad:
I have not seen too many cases for under 120 or so.
Many I do see listed tend to be from Argentina or other SA countries. So there must have been a number of them exported to that part of the world.
I have pretty much given up on shop goodwill. One thinks they have a watch and it goes poof. That being the nature of auctions.
I have not seen too many cases for under 120 or so.
Many I do see listed tend to be from Argentina or other SA countries. So there must have been a number of them exported to that part of the world.
I have pretty much given up on shop goodwill. One thinks they have a watch and it goes poof. That being the nature of auctions.
