Newbie in vintage watches seeks advice

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Hi

I am thinking of purchasing the attached for 600eur.
Omega jumbo 266 cal 2505-7.
I have been told that dial hands and movement are original, crown is original and backs is original.

Thank you for your contribution.
MG
 
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I have been told that dial hands and movement are original

Good thing you were told so - for us it鈥檚 hard to judge, given the lack of any pictures from the front. 馃槈 Only thing I can tell you from what you posted is that whoever owned it before didn鈥檛 seem to have treated it particularly well.
 
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You need to add proper photos but from what you have posted I would say you should avoid this watch. Look at this crack

 
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Seems to be this one:


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https://www.chrono24.de/omega/jumbo-manual-winding-caliber-266-good-condition--id17535418.htm#gref
 
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I think I wouldnt have rated this condition "good". The water damage alone on the dial near the crown. Also, the second hand looks a little long for the crosshairs, polished case... Avoid this one.
 
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In this condition I don't think it's worth anywhere near the asking price.
 
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With these pictures : no way. That case looks awful....you need close ups from the metal damage .
 
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There seems to be a gap at the 2 o'clock position. I dont think it's reflection.
 
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Would explain the stains there.