Seamaster small seconds

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Al22

·Sep 17, 2021

Hi everbody,

I am looking for Seamaster small seconds.
I would like to hear your opinion about this watch?
And the value for the money.

Price for the watch would be 1.600,- €

Thanks in advance

Best Alex

 

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MtV

·Sep 17, 2021

This would be very overpriced at half the price. Redial, extremely polished, completely tired movement. With some patience you can find a very good example well in the triple figures.

Edited: Sep 17, 2021

 

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Al22

·Sep 17, 2021

MtV

This would be very overpriced at half the price. Redial, extremely polished, completely tired movement. With some patience you can find a very good example well in the tripple figures.

Thanks for the answer. So the hunt will go on 😀

 

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Sherbie

·Sep 17, 2021

As above, and not even sure it IS a Seamaster !!!

 

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MtV

·Sep 17, 2021

Sherbie

As above, and not even sure it IS a Seamaster !!!

It's supposedly a 2576, which Omega lists as a Seamaster in the vintage archives. The serial suggests it's a very early example so it might have started life without the Seamaster writing, if I'm not mistaken.

 

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LesXL

·Sep 17, 2021

On top of what was said... You could have this at almost a third of the price

https://omegaforums.net/threads/ome...tone-dial-serviced-in-april-2018-€590.136528/

 

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philips

·Sep 17, 2021

My recommendation is to find an unpolished case. This one is heavily polished. As stated above, very overpriced.

 

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padders

·Sep 17, 2021·Oooo subtitles!

MtV

It's supposedly a 2576, which Omega lists as a Seamaster in the vintage archives. The serial suggests it's a very early example so it might have started life without the Seamaster writing, if I'm not mistaken.

This is true. But it didn't start life with that block dial though.

 

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TimeODanaos

·Sep 17, 2021

Shame on the dealer. I quote,
"Watch is truly in collectors condition, an all original watch with razor sharp edges and service history. Year is based on serial number of the movement. Buy the seller!" (My italics.)
They re-state that the late-1950s-style dial is "original", and I'm sure it is - just not to any "1948 Seamaster". One of the latter in this condition really would be rather unusual.