Reasonable price for this omega seamaster 300 2954.50.91??

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Hi again guys,
I am sorry for my continuing posts but I really like the looks of sword hands and I am looking to buy one for my birthday in one month( 26/01). What do you think about this one ? What would be a good price for it? Do you think the leather band and the clasp are original?

there is a box and one card in the package but not pictograms and chronometer certificate ... why you think the seller didn’t get this cards?
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Quite likely to be original, especially as it is the older friction-fit clasp and not the pushbutton clasp. As for price, I should think a value close to $1500 would be appropriate.

Tom
 
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Quite likely to be original, especially as it is the older friction-fit clasp and not the pushbutton clasp. As for price, I should think a value close to $1500 would be appropriate.

Tom
DO you have any experience with cards? Does this card seem OK? Why in this watch pictograms and chronometer certificate wasn't suppled??
I've seen other omegas from this era with 3 cards...
 
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DO you have any experience with cards? Does this card seem OK? Why in this watch pictograms and chronometer certificate wasn't suppled??
I've seen other omegas from this era with 3 cards...

I'm afaid I can't help you with the cards.

Tom
 
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Please go to the Official Omega website and enter the model number at the 'watch finder'.
The watch was mainly sold as the 2254.50.00 with the only difference being it was sold on a 'Speedy' style bracelet. Also sold as the 2054.50.00 on the 'Bond' bracelet. The reference you have here was factory sold on a leather inner/rubber outer black strap that was not suitable for swimming with.
You 'll find the strap shown here on your pictures is not original. One part is curved around the case, the other part is straight. Definitely not Omega.
There is not enough visible in your pictures to determine if the clasp is original and going by the Omega logo I have my doubts. VetPsychWars may be right with it being the old style clasp.
Warranty card only. Little booklet on the left in the picture is your pictograms booklet/certificate, chrono. booklet looks to be missing.
 
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Please go to the Official Omega website and enter the model number at the 'watch finder'.
The watch was mainly sold as the 2254.50.00 with the only difference being it was sold on a 'Speedy' style bracelet. Also sold as the 2054.50.00 on the 'Bond' bracelet. The reference you have here was factory sold on a leather inner/rubber outer black strap that was not suitable for swimming with.
You 'll find the strap shown here on your pictures is not original. One part is curved around the case, the other part is straight. Definitely not Omega.
There is not enough visible in your pictures to determine if the clasp is original and going by the Omega logo I have my doubts. VetPsychWars may be right with it being the old style clasp.
Warranty card only. Little booklet on the left in the picture is your pictograms booklet/certificate, chrono. booklet looks to be missing.
Thank you my friend.
 
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Serial number confirms the model is what the card says it is. Strap not original - the one that came on it is part 98000037. Buckle looks okay from what I can see, but should be part 94521813.

Watch head is identical to the 22545000 and 20545000.

Cheers, Al
 
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Serial number confirms the model is what the card says it is. Strap not original - the one that came on it is part 98000037. Buckle looks okay from what I can see, but should be part 94521813.

Watch head is identical to the 22545000 and 20545000.

Cheers, Al
Thank you Al!!