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Real Omega?
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janice&fred
·hi nick no such thing as an omega "datejust" but it would be helpful if you included the seller's listed price.
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Rochete
·Great find. Those were the last in-house Omega, undervalued by collectors and objectively of lower quality than previous series but that one looks like in outstanding condition.
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Andy K
·Those pics are not enough to provide a decent valuation. A photo of the inside of the caseback and the movement would be a good place to start. I've never seen that style clasp, but that doesn't mean much.
Gold plated no-namers don't have a big following so I'm guessing the value is relatively low.
Gold plated no-namers don't have a big following so I'm guessing the value is relatively low.
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nick79
·Has it listed at $899. I know that it would have to be a Rolex to be a datejust, just not sure what Omega model it would be.
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snunez
·Not worth it.
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janice&fred
·Great find. Those were the last in-house Omega
a 1020 was in house? from what I recall they were omega's shift from in house to lemania.
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nick79
·So I gather from the pictures it looks real? If I can get pictures of the case back and movement, what is a fair price?
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega Aficionadoa 1020 was in house? from what I recall they were omega's shift from in house to lemania.
The 10xx movements were in-house movements.
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Archer
··Omega Qualified Watchmakera 1020 was in house? from what I recall they were omega's shift from in house to lemania.
You recall incorrectly. The 1000 and 1010 series were all “in house” movements.
They were certainly a change in design philosophy, but were not made by a third party.
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Northernman
··Lemaniaca 1020 was in house? from what I recall they were omega's shift from in house to lemania.
Omega never used a Lemania movement without complications. Chronographs, alarm and moon-phase, yes. Never plain automatics or hand wound calibers.
