Looks good to me. I have a similar watch in not quite the condition as that one. Case back is 2577-14, so should be close in age. Not a rare piece, shouldn't be too expensive. gat
$300 to $400 for head only. Any more and there would need to be extras, like original box, papers, etc. gatorcpa
I like it up to $550 if it's serviced. If not, the $300 - $400 range is probably safe. Those clover crowns are still around. I think I even still have one.
I don't know; the black, textured, original dial is always desirable. With a proper listing and some skilled photos (like the 6th one down) I see no reason that this could not go for $500 or more. Especially if a few collectors decide they want this piece. Unless the 35* movement brings the value down compared to say a 50*? These large-lugged Omegas practically sell themselves. And clean the dirt in the slots for the case wrench!
I like to have one of those black textured dials but didn't go for it, the seller asking for 900 USD...too far apart! Thank you guys for helping Cheers Ko
Honestly I think $300 - $400 is very optimistic for a black waffle Seamaster. I have a ref. 2767 with a cal. 354 that has had a service and paid far more than this. Granted I really wanted it (and condition was a bit better) but these don't come up that often...I would be much more in line with Kyle's estimate on price here.
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