Dan S
·Thanks for your advice. I will go to Omega store here in Stockholm for advise and expertise. Beat regards
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Thanks for your advice. I will go to Omega store here in Stockholm for advise and expertise. Beat regards
Thanks for your advice. I will go to Omega store here in Stockholm for advise and expertise. Beat regards
They won’t be able to give you any accurate information on your particular watch.
Why not spend a few hours reading related threads on this forum, then when you have some specific areas of concern or thoughts, come back and share your research
I doubt that a sales associate at an Omega store will have much knowledge about old military watches, but good luck. If you want additional opinions, there are other forums, including a forum that specializes in military watches.
Look at it this way. Your movement was made around 1963. Your case was supposedly made in 1943 give or take a year (though I have strong doubts). Your dial was made around 7.30pm last Wednesday, probably somewhere in India, and the hands are probably fake. The crystal too. Does that sound like an original watch?
I don't think your plan of blindly buying things then crying to the seller with buyers remorse afterwards will work indefinitely. Hope that helps.
LOL, Padders. It's only a little 12 noon in my area, but this might be the best post that I'll see today. 😀
I do that all the time, buy for less and sell for.more.
I sincerely don't understand why established members put time and energy in threads like this one. OP admits he is a flipper. I don't have moral opinions about that but I could not care less about flippers not doing their homework
I guess the fact that OP is so open in his intentions that it's actually interesting to follow