This watch is for sale in a local pawnshop, and I know nothing about vintage omegas, other than the fact that I like the look of them! I'm assuming that it is a fake or a redial or a restoration, but you never know... The watch has a red star on the dial, which I understand to be something to do with Teddington and is likely to mean that the watch was made for export to South America. I also assume that fake red star dials are common, so I guess that this is a case of buyer beware! So, what should I be looking for in order to ascertain if this is real or fake? If it was real, what should it cost? Any help much appreciated!
Hi all. I am just getting interested in vintage cars and have been looking at this one. Can you tell me if the engine is original?
Yes it is! It has an original quad-lithium-ion battery pack and a refinished exhaust recycling system. Not to mention GOS navigation, Böse surround sound and push to start button!
Assume he purchased for twice as much as he's asking. Then offer him a fourth which I would assume is a good deal. But I assume that he won't take the offer, and assuming he come's back with three fourths of the asking price, one could logically assume that your still getting screwed. So, I would give him full asking price since you told us that you just like looking at them and assume that it's filled with solid gold.
