Posts 24,604 Likes 54,639 Dan S ·Mar 31, 2020 Start by reading this: https://omegaforums.net/threads/learn-how-to-fish.52603/
Posts 18 Likes 5 gab@009 ·Mar 31, 2020 OMEGuy What did your own observations bring up so far? The face looks too clean, not matching the condition of the hands
Posts 833 Likes 1,571 madjestikmoose ·Mar 31, 2020 WHOA. That caseback polish just gave me room-spin, and no, I’m not drunk.
Posts 18 Likes 5 gab@009 ·Mar 31, 2020 gab@009 I read that caliber 562 is one of the best movement, just not sure if that is a fact.
Posts 4,404 Likes 10,568 redpcar ·Mar 31, 2020 efauser And the level of polishing? Very shiny and curvy.
Posts 4,404 Likes 10,568 redpcar ·Mar 31, 2020 gab@009 too polished? yes. It has seen the wheel of death.
Posts 8,700 Likes 14,610 efauser ·Mar 31, 2020 gab@009 too polished? Look at the back. Any more polishing and you wont be able to unscrew it using the proper tool.
Posts 18 Likes 5 gab@009 ·Mar 31, 2020 efauser Look at the back. Any more polishing and you wont be able to unscrew it using the proper tool. 😀😀😀
Posts 20 Likes 7 barryzelf ·Mar 31, 2020 Passover How about crown and movement? 😀 The movement seems okay though. Not much damage on the screws etc. Or am I missing something obvious here?
Posts 18 Likes 5 gab@009 ·Mar 31, 2020 I guess i'll have to pass on this one too, Thanks so much guys!
Posts 13,483 Likes 31,784 X350 XJR ·Mar 31, 2020·Vintage Omega Aficionado Lets not forget to look at how mangled the back of the lugs are and the ungodly bad pitting on the case back.
Posts 833 Likes 1,571 madjestikmoose ·Mar 31, 2020 gab@009 I guess i'll have to pass on this one too, Thanks so much guys! Very much the right decision. Slowly slowly, catchy monkey. 👍
Posts 2,086 Likes 2,897 OMEGuy ·Mar 31, 2020 efauser Look at the back. Any more polishing and you wont be able to unscrew it using the proper tool. Is the dial / hand combination correct in your eyes?