Omega 18k RG 1952

Walrus

Damn they were asking EU3500 that is sad to see

alecuncu

Hello vintage lovers,

I spotted a beautiful vintage manual Omega from 1952 with papers. Reference 2620, cal. 265. Rose gold case (38.5mm) with a honeycomb dial.

The seller claims all parts are 100% original and is asking EUR 3500 for it.

Could anyone give me a rough idea of the value of this watch and if it's a fair asking price given the condition and papers?

Any info or advice is appreciated.

Jerseyhammer

As others have said ...overpriced. A 1950’s sub dial mech wind 18ct case retails in UK for around €2,000 with box, with genuine strap and buckle . 14ct about €1,500 and 9 ct up to €1,000 yes it all about condition. Price will vary but only by 10-15% IMO . Anyway happy hunting ,but I think you could get better value

alecuncu

Its an automatic ref 2714, cal. 344. 38mm 18 carat RG.
Lugs look a lot better on this one. Asking price is EUR 2600. Is everyone overcharging for these models or are there some out there (maybe this one?) that actually have this value? I really love the design, but I simply lack the knowledge for now to make the right call without your help.
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DaveK

I don't know bumpers well. But, you can also check eBay's sold listings to see what other people felt was a good price.