Omega Geneve automatic 166.070

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I keep in my quest for a nice starter of my Omega collection. Grateful for your advice!!

It's a 34mm case and the vendor says that there is a small crack in the glass (original) that can be seen in one of the pictures.

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How much are they asking for it?
 
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It looks solid, so the price is what makes or breaks it. Not sure if the crystal is an original one; only on the fifth photo there's something that resembles the Omega inscription. Sourcing an original replacement will not be that cheap; just take that into account.
 
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It looks solid, so the price is what makes or breaks it. Not sure if the crystal is an original one; only on the fifth photo there's something that resembles the Omega inscription. Sourcing an original replacement will not be that cheap; just take that into account.

The vendor says the crystal is original, although it has a small crack that is visible in one of the pictures (first one, between 3 and 5)
 
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The vendor says the crystal is original, although it has a small crack that is visible in one of the pictures (first one, between 3 and 5)

At this point the crystal needs to be replaced anyway. This reference takes a PZ5005; can't find any on eBay, but it should cost $50-100 depending on availability. A generic one would be way cheaper.

€500 is pretty much the market for these. They're selling $500-700 on C24. One in this forum sold for $500 a couple years ago.

Imho this is a good starter watch: classic design, great movement, and not breaking the bank. Not a fantastic deal, but if you like it, it doesn't matter.