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Please assist a novice... of Vintage Omega
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Losi11
·Dial is a bit hard to judge, but looks factory to me. Not sure about the crown.
As you know its a 1970s Integrated bracelet Geneve day date. 1000 series movement (probably a caliber 1020 or 1022) meaning 28000 bph!
This is probably the best place next to Ebay to search for an extra link.
I would have it serviced, replace the crystal and enjoy it.
As you know its a 1970s Integrated bracelet Geneve day date. 1000 series movement (probably a caliber 1020 or 1022) meaning 28000 bph!
This is probably the best place next to Ebay to search for an extra link.
I would have it serviced, replace the crystal and enjoy it.
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Spruce
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·I’m Sure bracelets are case specific to that particular model. I will need so research a bit more on this...
So I’m Running some basic test and it’s it’s keeping time, operates as it should. I’m not entirely sure I want to invest in servicing it as I may post it up
for sale. Any clue Gentleman as to value of such a model?
I know condition is everything. I’ll clean it up and get it looking better. Who knows I may keep it to go with my modern Omega.
Ps Is this a early Basic model Constellation,Seamaster or what model is it?
So I’m Running some basic test and it’s it’s keeping time, operates as it should. I’m not entirely sure I want to invest in servicing it as I may post it up
for sale. Any clue Gentleman as to value of such a model?
I know condition is everything. I’ll clean it up and get it looking better. Who knows I may keep it to go with my modern Omega.
Ps Is this a early Basic model Constellation,Seamaster or what model is it?
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Time2WatchOut
·Oh and does anyone have a model like this one?
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Dan S
·Ps Is this a early Basic model Constellation,Seamaster or what model is it?
It's a Geneve as indicated on the dial, not Seamaster or Constellation. The specific reference # would be inside the caseback. Values can be found by researching previous sales on eBay, etc.
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Time2WatchOut
·It's a Geneve. The specific reference # would be inside the caseback. Values can be found by researching previous sales on eBay, etc.
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Dan S
·That’s why I’m here asking, I researched And didn’t find much info. Ref 166.01.25
In that case, it's worth a few hundred, more or less. Not really the most collectible model or era, but some people like them.
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·I see I was entering a non accurate ref number
166.0125
not
166.01.25
ps I’m not really intending to sell, just curious as to value
166.0125
not
166.01.25
ps I’m not really intending to sell, just curious as to value
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·Are these somewhat accurate movements?
I’m sure serviced by a omega watchmaker, accurate regulation it could be
what I meant was, are they known to be non accurate or problematic
thank you for your time with assistance to info
I’m sure serviced by a omega watchmaker, accurate regulation it could be
what I meant was, are they known to be non accurate or problematic
thank you for your time with assistance to info
