Omega Seamaster 166.010-67, need help

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Anthor

·Wed. 5:32am

hello Omega lovers, I'm looking to this beauty (for me), a crosshair dial Seamaster 166.010-67, 900€, do you think it's ok? could be my next purchase?
thanks for the time you would dedicate to me 😊

 

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Anthor

·Wed. 5:38am

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SOG53

·Wed. 8:21pm

These are plentiful, very nice watches. For that price I think you can find one with a better dial this one has some blistering and spotting. I would keep looking- lots in Japan check ebay

 

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Dan S

·Wed. 8:24pm

I'm finding the spots and blisters to be pretty distracting.

 

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padders

·Wed. 10:25pm·Oooo subtitles!

Dan S

I'm finding the spots and blisters to be pretty distracting.

Keep using the cream. Before long Little Dan will be fine.

 

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chrisinohio

·Wed. 10:31pm

The lugs look a bit overpolished too. But my eyes aren't what they used to be.

Also, the endlinks appear to be 1mm too small.

Good luck.

Chris

 

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nkhandekar

·Today at 8:54am

I have always been wary of crosshairs that skip the text. Am I right in that thinking, or is there some nuance in understanding crosshairs?

 

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Lapis

·Today at 11:15am

Anthor

hello Omega lovers, I'm looking to this beauty (for me), a crosshair dial Seamaster 166.010-67, 900€, do you think it's ok? could be my next purchase?
thanks for the time you would dedicate to me 😊

So many connoisseurson here moaning about a slight blemish on a 60 year old dial, look, the watch is all fine, crowns original, back, movements been serviced at some point, obviously not a bad example, with original bracelet yea it's fine, if you want an unblemished dial just buy a new watch, blemishes, bubbling scratches are part of that watches history, that's the beauty of vintage