What do the experts on these boards think of this cold-capped piece?










It's for sale at a local auction, but I won't get a chance of viewing it hands on. I like the fact that it's rather sharp looking and it's an interesting reference. The price is, currently, at roughly $740...

 

They are awesome watches. Pictures can't do the dial justice. This one looks pretty nice, clean, decent case.

There's a cal 751 version on ebay right now too.. http://m.ebay.ca/itm/121659377019Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

Looking at some of the pieces available on eBay at the moment, it would seem that the price is roughly around what one should expect, not much of a bargain, unfortunately...

 

Well, 6 months ago and there were none listed under $1000.

I'm not an expert, but especially the cal 751, nice watch, good price.

..some of these are even Grail-worthy..

http://omega-constellation-collecto.../omega-seamaster-golden-chronometres.html?m=1

 

I am really digging this one, but I think I'll have to pass. I didn't figure in the buyer's premium in my price, so that alone makes it a bit more expensice than I feel completely comfortable laying out. Add to that that it isn't SS or solid gold and that it isn't a cronometer... Well, I'm really not knowledgable enough to pull the trigger right now. Looking though some of the older post on this forum hasn't made it an easier decision, though

 

They are nice, especially the 751s...

 

Nice, I'd say the current price is reaching its upper limit

 

My point (nearly) exactly. This one carries a bit of a premium, which I would be happy to pay for a SS one, but not a capped version. It does look nice, though

 

Love these sparkle dial Seamasters...mine is steel and paid less than $500 not that long ago.

The OPs watch is in very nice condition, looks great! It's worth trying to negotiate with the owner.

 

Yep! I enjoy mine! this was another eBay moment thanks to the "Recommended ... " thread around here

 

The 750 non-chronometer version isn't impossible to find under $750, but the 751 chronometer version is getting harder & harder to track down - especially in stainless steel. That's one watch I'd rebuy in a heart beat at the right price in the right condition.

 

Hi! Ho!

 

What the hell, here's a few more.

 

Nothing wrong with a golden sparkle.... Even if capped....

 

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