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stophmaster
ยท>>>SOLD! Thanks Omega Forum and buyer!<<<
Greetings,
Up for sale is a full size automatic Omega Seamaster Professional 'Bond' 2531.80 with boxes and papers. Comes with the inner red box (in excellent condition) and outer cardboard box, filled out warranty card and original sales receipt. The watch itself is in excellent over all condition. The watch head is superb, with only a couple desk diver marks here and there. Blue bezel insert is perfect with no fading. The bezel itself has a couple marks at 12 and 3 (see closeup pics). The bracelet is sized to easily fit a 7.5" wrist with two extra links (two links, one pin and three collars). Bracelet shows desk diving wear and as well as on the buckle. All superficial, no dings or dents. Caseback has the globe engraving and some of the red dot is still visible, as is the 80 mil serial number. Original date of sale is 2005. Service history unknown. I gave it a full wind and set it, and it was +6 seconds in 24 hours, just at the very edge of COSC specs! Dial is mint, no fading or discoloration. Really a very nice example of the classic Omega diver.
Price is SOLD $1575 USD
shipped in the US, PP no fees to me. Overseas is possible, but will be extra for shipping and I cannot be responsible for any loss/damage once it leaves my hands. Ref's-o-plenty, PM me if interested or if you have any questions.
Cheers,
'stoph
Greetings,
Up for sale is a full size automatic Omega Seamaster Professional 'Bond' 2531.80 with boxes and papers. Comes with the inner red box (in excellent condition) and outer cardboard box, filled out warranty card and original sales receipt. The watch itself is in excellent over all condition. The watch head is superb, with only a couple desk diver marks here and there. Blue bezel insert is perfect with no fading. The bezel itself has a couple marks at 12 and 3 (see closeup pics). The bracelet is sized to easily fit a 7.5" wrist with two extra links (two links, one pin and three collars). Bracelet shows desk diving wear and as well as on the buckle. All superficial, no dings or dents. Caseback has the globe engraving and some of the red dot is still visible, as is the 80 mil serial number. Original date of sale is 2005. Service history unknown. I gave it a full wind and set it, and it was +6 seconds in 24 hours, just at the very edge of COSC specs! Dial is mint, no fading or discoloration. Really a very nice example of the classic Omega diver.
Price is SOLD $1575 USD
Cheers,
'stoph
