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  1. Legobusier Aug 28, 2018

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    Hi all,

    I have recently come into possession of a vintage Omega Seamaster watch. I don't know much about it, but would guess it's from the 60's or 70's (?). I have looked at many websites in an attempt to identify the exact model but seem to be getting lost along the way :)

    Any assistance in identification of this and ultimately a rough estimate of value would be greatly appreciated as I plan on selling it in the very near future.

    Thanks,
    Chris
     
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  3. Legobusier Aug 28, 2018

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    Seamaster....Bulova photo was inserted by accident and has since been removed...
     
  4. albertob Aug 28, 2018

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    In Europe would go for around 500 USD more or less
     
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  7. Legobusier Aug 28, 2018

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    correct, but it has the same markings....that's why I'm having a hard time identifying this one...

    Thanks for your help thus far.. :)
     
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  9. Legobusier Aug 28, 2018

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    ahh...Thanks....that makes more sense...I was trying to match up all of the markings with the drawings...
     
  10. Legobusier Aug 28, 2018

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    I think you're right...looks to me as the 168.022. Serial number (25371304) puts in in a 1967 mfr range I think....but....the 168.022 is listed with a "leather bracelet"...was the stainless bracelet an option (or perhaps this bracelet is a later addition)?
     
  11. Shabbaz Aug 28, 2018

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    I would disagree. A seamaster chronometer 168.022 is quite uncommon. If you sell it for 500 usd I would buy it now!! I got his sister.
     
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  14. Legobusier Aug 28, 2018

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    I suspect you may know my occupation :)
     
  15. Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. Aug 28, 2018

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    You make Furniture out of Lego’s as well as design buildings out of Lego’s!!

    Sweet!!!
     
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  16. X350 XJR Vintage Omega Aficionado Aug 28, 2018

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    I would have to say at least $1000, could be a bit more. Stainless chronometer, probably one of the most desirable of this series.
     
  17. Legobusier Oct 2, 2018

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    Guys,

    Thanks for the help with identification on this.

    Let me know if you have any questions.
     
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