Omega Seamaster Géneve crosshair dial

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Is that the watch? Hajo, why would you buy a watch with such an ugly dial?
 
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Hi Hajo

Welcome to the forum. As other members have already mentioned that dial is damaged and not worth the money. But good that you've come here and asked before spending the money. Stick around and check out the private sales section here, where members sell and trade watches among themselves. For that amount you should be able to get a decent example.

Btw, I bought a watch from this dealer before and my experience was mixed. The condition of the watch was what I was looking for. He however claimed the watch was serviced, he even guaranteed in written, but it was not. At least he agreed to pay part of my service costs. I would not buy from him again.

Happy hunting!
 
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Also, is it possible to make a Seamaster from the 60’s waterproof again ? I mean, it’s called a Seamaster for a reason and I hate to think of my watch whenever I am doing something with it, like swimming in the ocean.
 
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Also, is it possible to make a Seamaster from the 60’s waterproof again ? I mean, it’s called a Seamaster for a reason and I hate to think of my watch whenever I am doing something with it, like swimming in the ocean.
Your question is unrelated to this old dead thread, I'd suggest starting a new one with a relevant title.
 
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Also, is it possible to make a Seamaster from the 60’s waterproof again ? I mean, it’s called a Seamaster for a reason and I hate to think of my watch whenever I am doing something with it, like swimming in the ocean.
It really depend on the condition of the case, and your tolerance for parts that might not look like the original parts. I service a lot of vintage watches, and yes most of them can be made water resistant again in my experience.