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amikoyan
·Please enlighten me as to the joke...
and it's turned up again in other posts, I think, but I can't find the links.
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New Member Advice Please 1000s of Parts Omega Rolex Tissot etc.
and it's turned up again in other posts, I think, but I can't find the links.
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dscoogs
·You could try to contact Omega, perhaps their restoration service might offer some ideas - https://www.omegawatches.com/customer-service/interventions-and-prices/restoration
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Plees
·Whoah! Whish I was in the UK now🫣
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KaiseRRuby
·If you dont know what to do with it, sell it to someone who can do lots of stuff with it. But, looking at the packaging of things (dials not properly storaged, etc, etc) i think its nearly impossible to get a good bid on it. I saw a cigar box with Dutch text, are you located in the Netherlands?
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big case
·customs duties also will be a problem or respectively will reduce the price,
if it is not for example a EU/EU deal
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seems to be UK
if it is not for example a EU/EU deal
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seems to be UK
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baxteruk
·Thanks I'm UK based and I have many offers from people living not in the UK to actually come and see it all in person, the photographs I have put up maybe represent 20% there are boxes full lots it seems for other watch brands, like Tissot, Rolex etc etc and some stuff I have never heard of.
Seems to be all eras and there is about 18 or so Omega electronic components in little boxes, I will put a photo of one up, also boxes of springs, watch glasses or crystals etc and lots more literature thousands of items if not tens of thousands.
Load of little Omega blister packs with "things" in etc.
Seems to be all eras and there is about 18 or so Omega electronic components in little boxes, I will put a photo of one up, also boxes of springs, watch glasses or crystals etc and lots more literature thousands of items if not tens of thousands.
Load of little Omega blister packs with "things" in etc.
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watchlovr
·Speak to Fellowes or another similar auction house, they will put everything into lots and auction to the highest budder.
Otherwise you’ll still be selling in 2 years time.
Otherwise you’ll still be selling in 2 years time.
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Dan S
·In general, the vale of parts scales in proportion to the value of the watches they are used for. So if you have significant Rolex parts (dials, bezels, ets), they may be worth more than Omega parts , which are more valuable than Tissot parts, etc.
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Delroyb
·I've dropped you a message. Having handled a number of parts collections for families, it can be a bit daunting but more than happy to give you a steer. A lot of the parts you have there are life blood for indy watchmakers. You did the right thing by coming to the forum, rather than just leaving it to house clearance/knocker boys (having dealt with many, the stuff they have just binned brings you to tears).
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big case
·at least this is, what will happen:
he has some offers for the complete package
no one here will have a part, he likes to have
he leaerns here, wich parts have a higher value and wich one not
from what he learns, he argue with the potential buyers
that's it
and
in some days it's over
he has some offers for the complete package
no one here will have a part, he likes to have
he leaerns here, wich parts have a higher value and wich one not
from what he learns, he argue with the potential buyers
that's it
and
in some days it's over
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UNLucky
·I feel like if I keep up with this hobby, this is exactly what my kids will find when I pass. Amazing collection! Jealousy intensifying.
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big case
·at least this is, what will happen:
he has some offers for the complete package
no one here will have a part, he likes to have
he leaerns here, wich parts have a higher value and wich one not
from what he learns, he argue with the potential buyers
that's it
and
in some days it's over
gone with the wind
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DON
·My take.
Sealed pckages. Separate into calibers if possible
Dials- try to rate and 7/10 quality keep off to one side. Damaged or poor. Into another. Rarer ones keep regardless unless really damaged (Constelltion ones and Speedmaster)
Cases look good so separate. Rarest is the chronograph one
Hands. Go through. Damaged or badly worn. Off to the side. Good ones in another pile.
Crowns look used. Some look ok. Separate. Good (meaning good all round)
Omega case knives look cool. Those will be popular sellers
Non Omega tools. Package as needed. Large tools alone. Smaller in 3-4 piece lots.
Lot of work head
Maybe I should read dates. See a post near the top and think it’s new.
Sealed pckages. Separate into calibers if possible
Dials- try to rate and 7/10 quality keep off to one side. Damaged or poor. Into another. Rarer ones keep regardless unless really damaged (Constelltion ones and Speedmaster)
Cases look good so separate. Rarest is the chronograph one
Hands. Go through. Damaged or badly worn. Off to the side. Good ones in another pile.
Crowns look used. Some look ok. Separate. Good (meaning good all round)
Omega case knives look cool. Those will be popular sellers
Non Omega tools. Package as needed. Large tools alone. Smaller in 3-4 piece lots.
Lot of work head
Maybe I should read dates. See a post near the top and think it’s new.
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cristos71
·Yes it's an old post this, I think someone already bought it all
