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At that price these must be serious collectors, which I expect to know how an auction work, why are they bidding up so much in advance? Am I just too naive?
I just want to add that although the piece under discussion looks to be in lovely shape and that Alex appears on the recommended sellers list, his watches should be judged on an individual basis and the same Ebay `buyers beware` policy should be followed as normal.
A fellow forum member recently bought an expensive Omega watch from him which when it arrived was really in an awful, awful state. Replaced parts, non OEM parts, undescribed damage, etc.
I believe the watch had to go straight back to Mexico for a refund, which of course being in Europe can be a headache in itself especially if our friends at customs and excise managed to get their hands on the watch as it entered Europe in the first place.
Not sure if this is right place to post this one. This is the definition of a "barn find":
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Omega-Constellation-Chronograph-/111592214854
The band and buckle are 100% original and extremely hard to find. The dial? Well now you know why so many of these old Constellations are redialled...
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Please move if you think this is inappropriate here,
gatorcpa
Another Alex Special:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-OME...SOLID-GOLD-AUTOMATIC-N0-RESERVE-/311285172076
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Not the cleanest example, but should be OK after a service. Crown is easily sourced.
Let's see where this one goes!
gatorcpa
To make it difficult for the seller to sell off ebay since fees for the current bid amount will be collected if the auction is prematurely
Here's another special from Mexico:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VERY-RARE-V...DeLUXE-18K-PIE-PAN-STEPPED-DIAL-/171680429529
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