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·WATCH RETRACTED FROM SALE
After a lot of pondering, I am putting my rare and highly sought-after white/blue Omega Aqua Terra Seamaster up for sale. It is an absolutely gorgeous watch, but for some reason (I think my skin tone in combination with the white dial) I have never fully bonded with it. So I've decided to let it go.
This is the 39.2mm version, but it wears pretty larger (larger than my Speedy Pro I would say). The watch was originally purchased with both its leather strap (model 2803.33.37, indicated on the paperwork) and the original metal bracelet. I am offering the watch on the metal bracelet, effectively rendering it a model 2503.33.00. It has the co-axial escapement (2500) and is waterproof up to 150m.
It comes with its inner and outer box, three cards, and manual. The brown alligator strap shown in the picture is not included in the sale (I'm hanging on to it for use on my other Omegas). Extra links for the bracelet (now sized for my 7" wrist) are also included.
The watch is in excellent 98% condition. It has a slight wear mark on the metal bezel around 4 o'clock (the type you will generally put on any watch after having worn it for 2 weeks), but is otherwise in as-new condition. I am the second owner; it was originally purchased at a German AD. It comes with proof of an official service 4-5 years ago, but I was assured when buying the watch about 1,5 year ago that it had been recently serviced. It runs perfectly in any case, and is very accurate.
I would like to get 2000 EUR for it. Shipping and PayPal charges (3%) are extra. I am located in Belgium and would prefer a deal within the EU (bank transfer accepted within Eurozone), but overseas shipping is possible (but be aware of import duties to be payed by the buyer in that case). A trade-in deal with the newer blue "Skyfall" Aqua Terra would be welcomed.
I am quite new here, but have sold and bought a limited amount of items before on WUS, all with satisfied buyers/sellers. You can also check my feedback profile on eBay (username "slashedzero").
After a lot of pondering, I am putting my rare and highly sought-after white/blue Omega Aqua Terra Seamaster up for sale. It is an absolutely gorgeous watch, but for some reason (I think my skin tone in combination with the white dial) I have never fully bonded with it. So I've decided to let it go.
This is the 39.2mm version, but it wears pretty larger (larger than my Speedy Pro I would say). The watch was originally purchased with both its leather strap (model 2803.33.37, indicated on the paperwork) and the original metal bracelet. I am offering the watch on the metal bracelet, effectively rendering it a model 2503.33.00. It has the co-axial escapement (2500) and is waterproof up to 150m.
It comes with its inner and outer box, three cards, and manual. The brown alligator strap shown in the picture is not included in the sale (I'm hanging on to it for use on my other Omegas). Extra links for the bracelet (now sized for my 7" wrist) are also included.
The watch is in excellent 98% condition. It has a slight wear mark on the metal bezel around 4 o'clock (the type you will generally put on any watch after having worn it for 2 weeks), but is otherwise in as-new condition. I am the second owner; it was originally purchased at a German AD. It comes with proof of an official service 4-5 years ago, but I was assured when buying the watch about 1,5 year ago that it had been recently serviced. It runs perfectly in any case, and is very accurate.
I would like to get 2000 EUR for it. Shipping and PayPal charges (3%) are extra. I am located in Belgium and would prefer a deal within the EU (bank transfer accepted within Eurozone), but overseas shipping is possible (but be aware of import duties to be payed by the buyer in that case). A trade-in deal with the newer blue "Skyfall" Aqua Terra would be welcomed.
I am quite new here, but have sold and bought a limited amount of items before on WUS, all with satisfied buyers/sellers. You can also check my feedback profile on eBay (username "slashedzero").
