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Omega 166.0202 cal 1012
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Nepomuceño
·Not a redial. But also the not the most sought after so take that into account when it comes to pricing. What's the price?
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filippjohansson
·Not a redial. But also the not the most sought after so take that into account when it comes to pricing. What's the price?
The price is 500 euro.
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Nepomuceño
·Oh really, why is that it’s not so “popular”?
The price is 500 euro.
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filippjohansson
·This era of Omega is not as sought after compared to 60s for example. It's also gold plated and this can sometimes mean the plating is worn. Your example has some gouges on one of the lugs as well.
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Nepomuceño
·Ok, thanks a lot for your input. is the price fair?
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filippjohansson
·I think you could get something better for 500 Euros. Just my opinion.
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onlyomega94
·I have owned this reference before and personally find the minimalistic style of the dial quite appealing (but I'm from Scandinavia, and we sure like our minimalism). I agree, however, that it isn't the most sought after reference and a gold-plated case is the cheapest case material. On the other hand, the case seems to be in quite good condition. I would buy it at 350 euro max, provided it runs and keeps time. At 500, I would look for a gold-capped Seamaster if you want a gold watch.
