tyrantlizardrex
·Hi gang,
The rationalisation, and thinning down of my collection continues, with the sale of one of the first vintage watches that I bought, this reference ST198.003 1973 Omega Constellation f300hz.
I bought it in December 2012, and then sent it to Paul at Electric Watches in January 2015 when it stopped working, and a battery change wouldn't kick it into life.
He gave it a full service, which included:
£45 full service + battery
£6 ultrasonic case cleaning
£80 new stainless steel date wheel
£5 new case back gasket
£6 crystal polish
£25 re-luming of main hands
I fitted a new Renata 344 yesterday morning, so the next owner shouldn't have to worry for 12-18 months about changing the battery.
Case is 35mm excluding crown, and lugs are 19mm.
Comes fitted with a 20mm Eulit Panama 2 piece strap, that I've worn two or three times since fitting.
Asking £350 net to me, including UK fully insured postage.
I ploughed in a good chunk more, but this was one of those early collection purchases, where you get a bit keen, and the numbers stop adding up quite quickly.... we've all been there right?
The rationalisation, and thinning down of my collection continues, with the sale of one of the first vintage watches that I bought, this reference ST198.003 1973 Omega Constellation f300hz.
I bought it in December 2012, and then sent it to Paul at Electric Watches in January 2015 when it stopped working, and a battery change wouldn't kick it into life.
He gave it a full service, which included:
£45 full service + battery
£6 ultrasonic case cleaning
£80 new stainless steel date wheel
£5 new case back gasket
£6 crystal polish
£25 re-luming of main hands
I fitted a new Renata 344 yesterday morning, so the next owner shouldn't have to worry for 12-18 months about changing the battery.
Case is 35mm excluding crown, and lugs are 19mm.
Comes fitted with a 20mm Eulit Panama 2 piece strap, that I've worn two or three times since fitting.
Asking £350 net to me, including UK fully insured postage.
I ploughed in a good chunk more, but this was one of those early collection purchases, where you get a bit keen, and the numbers stop adding up quite quickly.... we've all been there right?
