Hi all Does this one look pink or yellow to you ? http://www.ebay.ca/itm/VINTAGE-OMEG...48?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item5af4829424&_uhb=1Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network
It is pink and looks pink if you look and sum up all the photos. Just shot under low Kelvin. Poorly done
Can't say. It's so easy to doctor photographs online (see post above). I like the case on this one. Looks just like my 14K no-date version, which is yellow. Take care, gatorcpa
Other images on the sale make me say otherwise. Pink is hard to shoot for people using total auto camera jpgs.
Steve this one is incredible piece. I know it might take 100 years and I have to get over Dennis, however I still put DIBS !!!!
Very nice example. I would say yours isn't polished much, if at all. The one in the listing is. I know it's PG, but I would rather wait for one that hasn't been "dressed up", the caseback has definately been polished.
It can be, but if the lighting of the shot is biased and the camera is shooting jpgs with its own algorithms deciding what color the camera thinks it is photographing. If the color rendition is poor, calibrating the monitor is not going to help.
+1 in natural sun light; pink is clearly different from yellow gold, in pure artifical light; nearly no difference. not omega but jsut as an example from a poor photographer http://www.thehourlounge.com/upload/article/image/IMG_1071r.jpg the one on the left is pink gold, the one on the right is yellow gold, nearly imossible to distinguish; the same pink gold with natural light http://www.thehourlounge.com/upload/article/image/IMG_1067.JPG no post treatment, same photo material
Final score was just over $4K. At that price, it better be pink...with purple polka dots! Was it any of you? gatorcpa
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