Make an offer for the watch while you still can.

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Ah you spotted that too eh? Was just about to make a post in the eBay thread on the topic lol

 

Dude also sells Voocheron : http://www.auctiva.com/hostedimages...4426509,614426186,584416328,584416335&formats

Great opportunity to get one of those Pattymoines

 

Thought it more appropriate to post in a separate thread.

 

That's the Canadian pronunciation iirc

 

Good question really, I honestly don't know what fair is on these

 

If he's saying he'll take 3200, he'll probably accept 2800 if he's not taking paypal fees and ebay fees off the top

 

Its worth reading up on these too, they're not just desirable chronometers, they're rather rare ducks too.

 

You just like being contrary

 

I seem to remember someone mentioning these came in WG and RG too?

 

Yes they did - I've never seen an example in RG and only 2 ever in WG.

 

Sign me up for one of those I think, I'd prefer WG > RG > YG. Unless they had a PT Seamaster, that'd be perfect IMO

 

I think vintage omegas will have a bit more staying power. The key here is that the brand is going strong and increasing in prestige at the present time. Of course there is the chance that omega the brand and swatch the company will go belly up in the future but hopefully that won't happen at least in the next several years. All collectibles have an underlying market but the support for vintage omegas is stronger than most not only because the present day omega brand is doing well but also because the appeal is global and not restricted to a particular country or continent.