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Help identifying omegas
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··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerRef 14350 with a washed/redone dial (which is not liked by collectors) and a ref 2892 with potentially original dial
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ConElPueblo
·By 'washed' we mean that at some point the watch dial has been cleaned very crudely (perhaps to remove aging or some damage) and the finish has come off. Value-wise it is a bit of a killer, sorry.
The monetary value of these vintage watches in a sale would be far less than what an insurance company would value them at, since they will look at what a modern substitute Omega would cost, not what the second hand price of these particular ones would be.
The monetary value of these vintage watches in a sale would be far less than what an insurance company would value them at, since they will look at what a modern substitute Omega would cost, not what the second hand price of these particular ones would be.
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MtV
·Also, regarding the sale value: hard to say from those pictures, but assuming both work and the movements are in an ok shape, I’d say veeeery roughly 300$ for the 2892 (including the bracelet), 1000$ for the 14350. This might well vary significantly due to quite a few factors, but it’s to give you a rough idea.
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··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerSorry: I mixed up the references.
