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Should I buy this Vintage omega?
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI wouldn't buy it. The dial has been stripped through aggressive cleaning.
I didn't look any further than that.
I didn't look any further than that.
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Dsplash
·The applied omega logo isn’t even straight any more :/
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watchyouwant
·No red flag. Buy it if you like it. For collectors this is a disaster .
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gbesq
·Stick around on the forum, read, learn, ask questions and - most importantly - don’t rush into your first vintage watch purchase. You’re not ready yet and you definitely don’t want this watch. Trust us.
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cristos71
·When a seller's picture order is to lead with photo's of the case back and movement it is 99% of the time because the dial is toast.
This is no exception.
This is no exception.
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