Sabotcat
·Hey collectors...
I've just joined the site and I'm wondering if there's a thread that can tutor me on a few gen'l questions I've got. Principally, after tracking down databases to learn about movements and serial numbers...I have a gen'l sense of how to ascertain if a watch is generally original.
But I am confused by a website I visited that explains reference numbers. Like all sorts of collectable things...if you can decode the reference number you can ascertain the original specs of the watch...but with these used watches I don't know where to find the reference number. I'd love to be able to tell if the movement, the dial and the band are as originally specified.
I'm not a serious collector...but inherited an nice 1966 Seamaster that I've learned to love. And I'd like to get a Constellation and maybe another Seamaster as I begin to bulid a collection. Is there a simple, amazing exhaustive thread on this site that miraculously answers all my questions? Or at the very least...is there a way I can get close to establishing if a watch advertised on line is close to original.
I truly appreciate your help and the forum...I'm proud and embarrassed to say that I have no interest in watches but Omegas...
I've just joined the site and I'm wondering if there's a thread that can tutor me on a few gen'l questions I've got. Principally, after tracking down databases to learn about movements and serial numbers...I have a gen'l sense of how to ascertain if a watch is generally original.
But I am confused by a website I visited that explains reference numbers. Like all sorts of collectable things...if you can decode the reference number you can ascertain the original specs of the watch...but with these used watches I don't know where to find the reference number. I'd love to be able to tell if the movement, the dial and the band are as originally specified.
I'm not a serious collector...but inherited an nice 1966 Seamaster that I've learned to love. And I'd like to get a Constellation and maybe another Seamaster as I begin to bulid a collection. Is there a simple, amazing exhaustive thread on this site that miraculously answers all my questions? Or at the very least...is there a way I can get close to establishing if a watch advertised on line is close to original.
I truly appreciate your help and the forum...I'm proud and embarrassed to say that I have no interest in watches but Omegas...

