5 hours left on this bad boy, amazing piece with a great movement
https://www.ebay.com/itm/154799958254?hash=item240acbe8ee:g:jRkAAOSw0Nhh5c0g&LH_Auction=1
Hey everyone, first post.
Sorry I didn't win this watch. Was hoping to make it my first vintage Omega.
I have the winning bid on a Geneve (1973) with integrated bracelet. Looks real clean, recently serviced, and all original (supposedly). No kit with it, but the entire bracelet is there. Bid is still low and it ends on Sunday, so we'll see. I really like the look on this watch - it is timeless. Looks like it could have been made any time between 1960 and now. Even reminds me of Grand Seiko design language (I love GS). If I win it will become my new every day watch.
This is an Albatross, very unusual but also one of the cooler pieces of Omega’s history, nice condition and running too which is a positive. I rarely recommend quartz pieces but… the Albatross is an exception
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284614734841?epid=10048417042&hash=item42445c33f9:g:KU8AAOSwQ8thzaXH&LH_Auction=1
3 hours left on the Albatross, still a good deal atm for what it is, even if it may seem like a lot for Quartz
Do you really think that's a good deal? I don't know an awful lot about these, but a full set sold for less around these parts recently.
......... and limited numbers
https://www.ebay.com/itm/175113782523?epid=27048054617&hash=item28c59844fb:g:mNQAAOSwxE9hqVai&LH_Auction=1
I'm confused. Are you recommending this or critiquing it?
Do gold Connie's always attract such strong money? I was looking at the following on a German auction site and don't think it'll end up cheap!
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/...0060/lot-b3a0a30e-40d3-43c7-868f-ae2800fe272a
