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·The hunt continues. This one looks genuine but a bit rough and not justifying the $580 asking price. I am not as knowledgeable as the members of this forum but suspect that $400 may be fair (i.e. $400 + $300 horologist service). The 14K is a bit of a wildcard for me in determining valuation. Is 34.2 mm appropriate for someone 6"0" tall? Would this make an acceptable dress watch for professional appearances? Is the Calibre 550 movement robust? Also, the strap looks to not have the Omega clasp but who can tell from the photos.
https://www.chrono24.com/omega/seamaster-deville--id35605294.htm?searchHash=74295eaa_6LlMqb&pos=1
Early 1960s vintage Omega Seamaster Deville, 17 jewel automatic, Calibre 550, 14k yellow gold bezel with gold-capped stainless steel case back with original silver dial with applied gold stick/bar/baton markers and central-sweep second hand. Quadruple signed (case, crown, dial, movement).
Has a New original omega crystal. The case measures 34.3 mm, wide, 9 mm thick, and 18 mm lugs.
https://www.chrono24.com/omega/seamaster-deville--id35605294.htm?searchHash=74295eaa_6LlMqb&pos=1
Early 1960s vintage Omega Seamaster Deville, 17 jewel automatic, Calibre 550, 14k yellow gold bezel with gold-capped stainless steel case back with original silver dial with applied gold stick/bar/baton markers and central-sweep second hand. Quadruple signed (case, crown, dial, movement).
Has a New original omega crystal. The case measures 34.3 mm, wide, 9 mm thick, and 18 mm lugs.
