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·A few Omegas of note popped up in an Aussie based auction house. All end in a week 👍
A few Omegas of note popped up in an Aussie based auction house. All end in a week 👍
A few Omegas of note popped up in an Aussie based auction house. All end in a week 👍
Nice little Seamaster Sparkle dial Cal 751 Chronometer in gold-cap on bracelet going no reserve:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284362074331?hash=item42354ce8db:g:EowAAOSwX9pg5Lks
It's a really nice watch, but no reserve auctions tend to attract a feeding frenzy and I doubt it will be cheap.
This one’s in the UK so if you’re there and wanting to avoid the tax implication of imports this one could be a nice option especially if you make na offer on it, 562 Seamaster, no tritium which is always a plus, original yellow gasket so likely never serviced:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/203511176729?hash=item2f62361e19:g:Zf4AAOSwZ6Bg3fTE
This seller on eBay has a watchmakers estate being progressively revealed…https://www.ebay.com.au/str/harringtonandcohnco
Only a day left on this one, lousy photos and no bids but under that scratched crystal and dirty case is a nice honest Geneve 601 that hasn’t been polished and could look really clean after a service.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324702814676?hash=item4b99cbc1d4:g:vAsAAOSw3OBg3iOA&LH_Auction=1
These 712 ultrathins are among the lesser known great models of the era, excellent high quality movement, great to wear, nice design and decent water resistance for a vintage watch with nice dials yet because so few people know about them they tend to not get much interest, this one’s going no reserve in the UK so no VAT for our British friends:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/154527323493?hash=item23fa8bd565:g:KKoAAOSwrVNg61DU