http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rarest-Omeg...696038?hash=item361d69a226:g:UhQAAOSwgchZcex~Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network I've been chasing an original SM300 bezel for many months now, but this is getting too rich for me. With four days to go, the price has broken through the $1500 level. I'll be very interested in seeing where this ends up.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OMEGA-SEA...463546?hash=item58fb03f8ba:g:67YAAOSwagNZbg5TPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network this one has a BIN
Amazing. Prices for vintage Seamaster 300 and parts are going crazy. One or two years ago you could get a complete vintage case with bezel for less.
I am afraid those days are gone. With the prices of Rolex going thru the roof more collectors are getting to appreciate the Omega and Longines.
Guess it's time to reveal that I had the winning bid. It's going into my parts drawer for now. Bought it for spares just in case! You never know when you might need one.
Damn, I was in the lead until the last 30 seconds. Didn't have a good sense of the true value, so hesitant to put in a really high bid.
For about that price I got a similar bezel, brand new, and everything around... and it was less than 2 years ago.
Well, the times they are a changing but that SM300 including the bits and bobs was a steal at 2k already two years ago @uwsearch . Fair play to you that you kept it.
That insane price I got this whole watch cheaper than what a bezel sells for today only 3-4 years ago. Use to go to the Alameda antique fair they had once a month in the bay area miss that since I moved I passed on a vintage Omega 300 for 800 bucks the lume was missing on the hands was not sure legit until I saw it at a NAWCC mart the next month wished I would of bought it for 800 the guy who had it for sell at the NAWCC mart wanted a lot more. I ended up with the one below a few years later when deals use to show up at the MWR PX when Jack at IWW sold about 5-7 of them at the same time all serviced miss those great deals.