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Alfista88
·For sale is an Omega Globemaster reference # 130.30.39.21.03.001. I'm the original owner, and this was purchased from the Omega Boutique in Beverly Center (Los Angeles).
Asking price: 4,300 US dollars, with Fedex shipping & insurance included in the price.
Shipping only to the U.S., to make paperwork & shipping easy for me, as I'm an infrequent seller. Bank wire or Paypal F+F are preferred.
I'm in no hurry to sell it, so I'm not listing this for sale anywhere else other than Omega Forum. My preference is for this watch to find a new home with a fellow Omega Forum member. I've only worn the watch 2-3 times in the last 3 years, and I'm selling now to fund my next purchase. When I did use it as a daily wearer in 2016, I wore it on a strap, which is why the bracelet + clasp is in really good condition after 5 years.
Included in the sale are the watch, factory-standard count of bracelet links, box, and papers. A couple of notes on condition:
Asking price: 4,300 US dollars, with Fedex shipping & insurance included in the price.
Shipping only to the U.S., to make paperwork & shipping easy for me, as I'm an infrequent seller. Bank wire or Paypal F+F are preferred.
I'm in no hurry to sell it, so I'm not listing this for sale anywhere else other than Omega Forum. My preference is for this watch to find a new home with a fellow Omega Forum member. I've only worn the watch 2-3 times in the last 3 years, and I'm selling now to fund my next purchase. When I did use it as a daily wearer in 2016, I wore it on a strap, which is why the bracelet + clasp is in really good condition after 5 years.
Included in the sale are the watch, factory-standard count of bracelet links, box, and papers. A couple of notes on condition:
- 1 bracelet link is current removed from the bracelet, as seen in the photos.
- There's a vertical hairline scratch on the 2'clock lug, that goes against the direction of the angled brush pattern. It's very difficult to capture on camera, but visible in-person when you wrist-roll in bright lighting conditions.
- The white exterior box is not in good condition. I've captured a photo of the interior foam turning yellow. My hypothesis is this was caused by leaving the box in a drawer that was exposed to direct sunlight through the window. The bracelet also marked up the leather material on the inside of the interior watch box's cubby. You can see this in the box picture as well
- Running well within Chronometer specs. Watch has never been serviced, but has been sent to Omega Service Center 3 times during my first year of ownership to remove dust / specs from the interior of the crystal. No issues since then!
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