Rudi99
·Hello, members of OF.
Still looking out for a first Omega vintage piece, I stumbled upon this old one with no name (no Seamaster) in an online shop in Brazil, where I was born. I currently live in Germany and because the brazilian currency is suffering at the moment, it makes the price of the watch more attractive.
The reference number does not appear to be very looked after but the few fotos and pieces of information I gathered both here and on Google seemed to confirm that at least the movement 351 and the case match and belong to each other.
I have to say I have never found this particular kind of dial in any vintage Omega, where only the 12, 3, 6, and 9 are not showing. At first I was very skeptical but the more I look it, the more original it seems to me. I have also never seen rose gold capped vintage Omegas before.
Based on the many pictures of redials, I believe it can be safe to assume this is not a redial and the hands look original as well. The watch case was slightly polished. I would very much like to hear feedback on the patina and on the watch as a whole.
The only downside though is the crown, which is not original.
Given the very low price (around 300€), it seems to me it is not such a bad deal, but maybe I am wrong.
Looking forward to your feedback! Thank you beforehand.
Still looking out for a first Omega vintage piece, I stumbled upon this old one with no name (no Seamaster) in an online shop in Brazil, where I was born. I currently live in Germany and because the brazilian currency is suffering at the moment, it makes the price of the watch more attractive.
The reference number does not appear to be very looked after but the few fotos and pieces of information I gathered both here and on Google seemed to confirm that at least the movement 351 and the case match and belong to each other.
I have to say I have never found this particular kind of dial in any vintage Omega, where only the 12, 3, 6, and 9 are not showing. At first I was very skeptical but the more I look it, the more original it seems to me. I have also never seen rose gold capped vintage Omegas before.
Based on the many pictures of redials, I believe it can be safe to assume this is not a redial and the hands look original as well. The watch case was slightly polished. I would very much like to hear feedback on the patina and on the watch as a whole.
The only downside though is the crown, which is not original.
Given the very low price (around 300€), it seems to me it is not such a bad deal, but maybe I am wrong.
Looking forward to your feedback! Thank you beforehand.
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