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Identification of old Omega
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Dan S
·O odjensenThank you for the input. Just to know what choices I have. Realistically in this condition, without having my watchmaker service it. How much could I expect to sell it for? ( I know you can't give a specific, but maybe a range).
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Noddyman
·O odjensenThank you for the input. Just to know what choices I have. Realistically in this condition, without having my watchmaker service it. How much could I expect to sell it for? ( I know you can't give a specific, but maybe a range).
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OllieOnTheRocks
·Firstly, that watchmaker is charging a price that is over 3x the cost of any watchmaker I have used. I generally pay around £200 plus parts. I wouldn't even bother paying that if the watch has no intrinsic value and I'd sell it for parts. That's why pictures are a must before you make this decision - or a costly mistake.
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Davidt
·If it has sentimental value I'd keep it and given the condition, look for a cheaper servicing option that included keeping the crown and polishing the crystal. If it has no sentimental value I'd just sell it on ebay and expect to get around £400+
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hansaboy
·Hi there, I understand that we are neighbors ( I live in Sweden), and there is a watchmaker that you could contact in Helsingör:
https://urmager-kvarneberg.dk/
They could help you out with the service, and give you an estimate.
Good luck, and please let us know?
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https://urmager-kvarneberg.dk/
They could help you out with the service, and give you an estimate.
Good luck, and please let us know?
😀
