JimInOz
路路Melbourne Australia................you'll get some nice offers too (in case you haven't been approached already).
GLWS.. if you need any!
Understatement of the week 馃榿
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................you'll get some nice offers too (in case you haven't been approached already).
GLWS.. if you need any!
Indeed, you may not get any results on the standard channel (email) with Omega Museum.
I see a bit of dial discoloration (turning brown, which is splendid and popular with the 69 dials). Considering the bezel and the dial font and the pre-moon back i bet this is actually a ST 145.022-69.
This should bring a premium because the watch is a rare bird to the market (not for the ref. but for the condition) so you may want to check how others have sold in the past.
I would advise not to auction it on ebay but put a BIN / Best offer on it.
I have a feeling that if you'll put it up for sale here: http://omegaforums.net/forums/watches-for-sale/ you'll get some nice offers too (in case you haven't been approached already).
GLWS.. if you need any!
Am I the only one who hates to hear a watch referred to as a "piece" ? I have 99 things that I call a piece but a watch ain't one.
Am I the only one who hates to hear a watch referred to as a "piece" ? I have 99 things that I call a piece but a watch ain't one.
I have that same feeling when people discover beautiful watches and are mainly interested in how much they are worth. 馃檨
I have been researching this special timepiece for quite sometime. It is a beautiful artistic work of art. If you have been following the thread, you would know what others have posted, and given me a wealth of information regarding the watch, which I had not known. When you become a teacher you will understand what it is like to become a life long learner.
Dear Forum Members,
The box which the Omega leatherette came in, says Burgundy dial.
It is sad, but young people do no use watches anymore; they use their mobile phones for everything, including telling the time. Most watches belonging to the present generation will be sold by the next that inherit them.