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arkman
·Even without the strap and buckle, I think you did well. Enjoy it!
(Steel) Omega Automatic Seamaster De Ville
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Winston_Smith
·Thank you guys for your support! I really can't help loving everyone in this community; respect, honesty, critical and keen eyes... Basically all the virtues one would be looking for in a community are inherently found in here 🥰
I also suspect that they could be after market but I can simply use them as backup, as well. The original steel bracelet does exist, by the way. But the seller is quite keen to keep it to use it for his next purchase, an Omega 600. While respecting his plan, I'm simply insisting that an original watch should be kept original, including its bracelet. I mean, that beautiful metal piece was basically MADE for my watch! But I'm afraid he's expecting a ridiculous offer to even start considering selling the bracelet.
My plan is therefore to make a final offer and then patiently wait till he changes his mind
The problem is I have very limited knowledge about estimated prices of watch parts so I'd be glad to hear from you guys. AFAIK the condition of the bracelet is nearly good, no part is broken but there are some signs of oxidation. The latter actually convinced me to not get too high with an offer (is it ok for a SS omega bracelet to get little rusty like that?) but if that's original to the watch, I can happily take it to a professional service.
Lets see that omega strap and buckle - could be fakes
I also suspect that they could be after market but I can simply use them as backup, as well. The original steel bracelet does exist, by the way. But the seller is quite keen to keep it to use it for his next purchase, an Omega 600. While respecting his plan, I'm simply insisting that an original watch should be kept original, including its bracelet. I mean, that beautiful metal piece was basically MADE for my watch! But I'm afraid he's expecting a ridiculous offer to even start considering selling the bracelet.
My plan is therefore to make a final offer and then patiently wait till he changes his mind
The problem is I have very limited knowledge about estimated prices of watch parts so I'd be glad to hear from you guys. AFAIK the condition of the bracelet is nearly good, no part is broken but there are some signs of oxidation. The latter actually convinced me to not get too high with an offer (is it ok for a SS omega bracelet to get little rusty like that?) but if that's original to the watch, I can happily take it to a professional service.
