Why not post some pictures of the watch - are your sure the case is beyond saving?
What is the case material? If it is steel can it be saved by some good welding/refinishing?
Hey folks. My first time posing here. I inherited a beautiful Seamaster 176.007, but the case was polished at some point, removing the brushed-metal top and dulling the edges. I wanted to find a new (old) case to replace it with, even if it's not perfect. Does anyone have one to sell or knows of someone who might?
Thanks.
First - don't reply to people asking to buy
Second. There are some that can brush the case. I tend to avoid this type of case, so maybe someone can recommend someone
Could also just leave the case as is.
Omega will be expensive, they will possibly replace all the parts that make it valuable (or what it's worth) and it most likely won't add anything to it's value once they do
