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Jayk37
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Please help id
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SpikiSpikester
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redpcar
·Back up a little bit and hit the button again. ☕
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanWhat the OF members mean is that we are not professional assessors, merely knowledgeable enthusiasts who may be prepared to assist you or anyone else who:
1. Tells us a bit about themselves, and
2. Asks nicely for advice, and
3. Posts clear photos of the dial, hands, movement, case & caseback (both sides)
So, why not start all over. You show us what you’ve found and and tell us about it and we’ll probably respond helpfully and without too much sarcasm.
1. Tells us a bit about themselves, and
2. Asks nicely for advice, and
3. Posts clear photos of the dial, hands, movement, case & caseback (both sides)
So, why not start all over. You show us what you’ve found and and tell us about it and we’ll probably respond helpfully and without too much sarcasm.
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Syzygy
·Here's what we'll need in order to help. Clear photos, and most importantly, we'd recommend you take the watch to a qualified watchmaker to have the back of the case removed and then get clear photos of the inside of the case back and the movement. Without those, we'll just use this time to entertain ourselves a little.
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SpikiSpikester
··@ ΩFIt's possibly not a coincidence that this thread appeared within 10 minutes of MrFritzy's last appearance. So, in the meantime... ☕
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Jayk37
·What the OF members mean is that we are not professional assessors, merely knowledgeable enthusiasts who may be prepared to assist you or anyone else who:
1. Tells us a bit about themselves, and
2. Asks nicely for advice, and
3. Posts clear photos of the dial, hands, movement, case & caseback (both sides)
So, why not start all over. You show us what you’ve found and and tell us about it and we’ll probably respond helpfully and without too much sarcasm.
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Jayk37
·It's possibly not a coincidence that this thread appeared within 10 minutes of MrFritzy's last appearance. So, in the meantime... ☕
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SkunkPrince
·Likely the popular 166.010, caliber 565, beads of rice bracelet, replacement crown, in stunning condition with an extremely rare black dial. Hands might be replacement. Worth a few bucks.
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SpikiSpikester
··@ ΩFThis: https://omegaforums.net/threads/identification.133440/
Likely the popular 166.010, caliber 565, beads of rice bracelet, replacement crown, in stunning condition with an extremely rare black dial. Hands might be replacement. Worth a few bucks.
That isn't the OP's watch - it's one he thinks looks the same.
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Jayk37
·In my condition, what do you reckon its worth? some other folks have said to have it sent back to omega to have it looked at and fixed but im not sure
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That's one alternative. It depends on what your watch actually is, your goals, how much money you want to spend, whether you want to keep it (yes) or sell it (no), and so forth.
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·Also, now that I see you plucked a random picture online, I can say definitively that it's not a 166.010, the case is completely different.
