I'm on holiday at the moment - in my own city.

Well today I was looking at a CK 2000. I have never seen one before - even the later version, as this was, but at £32,000 I guess it will have to stay that way.

 

Thks as I was wondering

 

This asking price is absolutely absurd!

 

Nice watch, but the price is a bit - um -


freakin' crazy.

 

Omega made different versions of the ‘Aviator’. The CK700AD – with a 35.5 S movement. Later came the CK2000 which had either a 37.6 or 40.6 movement (with the same reference number). There was also a CK2042 with a 26.5 movement.

Dealer Anthony Green (in London) is selling a CK2042 for £32,000 (good luck AG). He is also offering an ‘Olympic’ Cal.1131 chronograph for £5,650) – good versions of these are regularly available for £1,000 to £1,500. Form your own opinion.
Zeitauktion in Leipzig is offering a CK700AD for €5,830 (so currently about £4,300):
http://www.zeitauktion.com/en/omega...raritaet-von-1939-vintage-ap-16250-chf-152198

I would have thought that Achim’s (as illustrated by dsio) is also a CK700AD (but he should know!).
Tom

 

Nice day to wear my tropical 145022-69

 

mine is in the Bonhams hong kong auction 02.12. 15. will see, how much these are worth now..... BTW: after 2,5 years of court battles the divorce settlement is done. now 80% of the company watches are at the above auction, to finance my ex wife her own house. . quite a few rare watches ( 2998 bubble second as well in perfect original condition.....) kind regards. achim

 

I'll be watching

 

Zaf @ Classicwatch has a CK 700AD for $7495
http://www.classicwatch.com/graphics/rx1117.jpg

 

Sorry to hear that....

 

That's unfortunate. Leonard McCoy sympathizes with you, all he was left with was his "Bones".

Actually, not the McCoy I grew up knowing...