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I am not a real expert, so wait for others to respond. It looks good to me. From what I can tell the case is sharp, and the dial nice but not perfect. I think $600 is a good price if everything checks out. Have you seen the watch in person? It looks like there is some scrapping on the movement from the rotor. Perhaps this has been addressed already. Check to see if you can hear the rotor rubbing.
I havent seen this watch directly.
He just sent me the picture
While you're at it, wouldn't hurt to ask the seller for a pic of the crown, and a picture of the back of the clasp on the bracelet.
The lines/design on this watch are timeless! Really nice piece at that price.
It is already a replacement rotor but it looks like it has been rubbing, so a service is needed. Take it to someone who is able to source Omega parts.These are beautiful watches and the price is very good for the condition. The 166.010 and BOR combo is a classic Omega design IMO.
Hello,
Is there a way to distinguish replacement rotors?
Legend has it that the circle on the rotor denotes replacement.
But it's not necessarily the rotor or its shaft that is the problem. Those rotors don't always go through jeweled holes (though I think this one does) so it could be worn plates too.
Legend has it that the circle on the rotor denotes replacement.
But it's not necessarily the rotor or its shaft that is the problem. Those rotors don't always go through jeweled holes (though I think this one does) so it could be worn plates too.
Steel axle with bronze bushing...no jewels on this rotor.