I'm selling my 18k yellow gold 2767 Seamaster with stunning (and some patina) guilloche dial, to help pay for Mrs. Efauser's birthday present. The watch was serviced earlier this year and I will include the receipt with purchase.

Aside from a few scratches from servicing and a bit of polishing, the watch is in great shape. The cal. 354 bumper is running well. Some scratches on the 18mm width lugs, which isn't surprising for a watch made about 1956. During service I replaced the generic crystal with an Omega-signed crystal. Based on wear, I suspect the crown may be original. This beauty is ready to strap on your wrist.

I'm asking $1500.00 which includes shipping, within the ConUS, and PayPal fees. Please feel free to PM me with questions.
No returns unless watch is not as described.

 

I'm selling it, it apparently has some.

 

I think he speaks of his love for the watch.


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We're just friends.

 

Good. It's good to have boundaries.


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All reasonable offers considered.

 

This is a clous de Paris dial... stunningly beautiful, but not guilloche

 

But Clous de Paris is a guilloché pattern. Are you saying that it's stamped, not carved?


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Very true... I stand corrected... however I would suspect that many like me would consider guilloche to be more elaborate artisanal dial work ... when someone says Guilloche, Hobnail is not what pops into my mind..
Like I said, this bit of semantics takes nothing away from the beauty of this dial

 

If we're walking a semantic tightrope, I don't think this dial would qualify as hobnail, either. Waffle would be correct, IMHO.

 

Agree, beautiful dial. Agree to disagree about Clous de Paris/hobnail. It's the first guilloché pattern that pops into my mind, and incidentally the first pattern mentioned (and beautifully displayed) on the Breguet web page on engine-turned dials.

http://www.breguet.com/en/house-breguet/unmistakable-signs.

I would quibble with the term guilloché only if it was used to describe a dial that was not engine-turned by hand. I'm not sure whether that is the case or not with this dial - it looks like little Clous-de-Paris guilloché pyramids to me - but I'm sure that someone here knows.

 

Damn it.. I may have to just buy this watch in order to compensate for the hi-jack....

What is the diametre size?



at least it keeps getting bumped to the top...

 

34mm http://naligazone.com/index.php/data-watch/omega/caliber-3/cal-354/ko-2767

 

I'll take the free bumps but would prefer to sell it. Sorry for the extra bump, meant to edit my reply.

 

offers welcome.

 

Reduced to $1500

 

Serviced, ready to wear.

 

bump