Recommended Vintage OMEGA WATCHES (only) On EBAY (NOT for Inquiries)

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I'm curious where this one will end, the case and bracelet look to be very sharp and I'd be seriously considering it had I not completely blown my budget and then some for 2013馃槣

http://goo.gl/cxt4E4

 
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Buck, Thanks for the advice.
Any idea what i should expect to pay for this service?
I am eagerly following shipment, I will post some pics over weekend.
Can you tell me what you think of this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/390719407230

not sure how to post link : ebay item # 390719407230

Thanks again to everyone!
Steve
 
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Steve, not sure what service you are talking about. We are a brotherhood (sisterhood, too) of collectors eager to share knowledge and our fascination with mechanical (for the most part) watches.
We ask that you join as a gentleman and try to help as much as you are helped, which is not easy!!

Link did not work for me, just copy url and paste.
 
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Buck, you mentioned "be sure and change the oil and get it lubricated," so i was wondering what i should expect to pay for that?
Here is another try at link:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/390719407230

I appreciate the help, at the moment I cannot contribute anything to the overall collective knowledge, but maybe someday!
 
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Steve, if you are speaking watch lube/ service $100-200 plus parts is a good deal. Give us your locale and we may have some suggestions.
Clumsily, my brain was thinking service for the guidance.

Regarding the new link you posted:

Alex is a well respected seller, dealing only in the finest. I am not qualified to speak of value, but there are others who are, that will chime in, I hope.
 
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Steve, I have personal experience with a fine watchmaker in Pennsauken, NJ.
Steve, N2FHL here on this forum, is a fine gentleman and a superb Omega watchmaker. Archer in Canada, Al Jensky, is also the best, but for what you need and for this watch, don't hesitate to check locally for a "sympathetic" (does not alter the case or movement from original, only performs maintenance that is sympathetic to the collectibilty of the piece) watchmaker. Expect to be dealing with an old Dude as the average watchmakers age is about 70. (Sorry Steve and Al)

If you need more info, let me know.
 
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321 speedmaster:


What is going on with the centre of the hands (pinion?) here? It's something I haven't seen before
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What is going on with the centre of the hands (pinion?) here?

Just paint loss.
 
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Just for learning purpose, is the case considered sharp? It looks like the rest of the watch (i.e. the dial, the movement) is in very good shape?


I don't know if 'sharp' is the right word, but at least the facets on the lugs aren't completely polished off. This one's a little better for comparison:

IMG_6422_zpsee1323a2.jpg
 
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I don't know if 'sharp' is the right word, but at least the facets on the lugs aren't completely polished off. This one's a little better for comparison:

IMG_6422_zpsee1323a2.jpg

Thanks Dennis. I can definitely see the difference. Is this your watch?
 
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Thanks Dennis. I can definitely see the difference. Is this your watch?


Yes, the one I bought to replace the 14ct version I sold last year.
 
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I don't know if 'sharp' is the right word, but at least the facets on the lugs aren't completely polished off. This one's a little better for comparison:

IMG_6422_zpsee1323a2.jpg


Damn, I want it 馃榿 been looking for a SS Connie. I guess Dibbs? 馃榾