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Dr. Laplace
·Well, as I mentioned in the Gold Pie Pan thread I made, this is the other Omega watch that they had at the shop.
Unknown model, 1930's-1940's Omega
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorNice original dial with some patina. Looks to be late 1930’s.
The movement has some traces of water damage.
It will need a thorough cleaning.
If under $300, then worth considering.
gatorcpa
The movement has some traces of water damage.
It will need a thorough cleaning.
If under $300, then worth considering.
gatorcpa
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Dr. Laplace
·Nice original dial with some patina. Looks to be late 1930’s.
The movement has some traces of water damage.
It will need a thorough cleaning.
If under $300, then worth considering.
gatorcpa
The shop told me they would do 350 US. If you are interested I can get it for you and arrange reimbursment through PayPal.
I am located in Guadalajara, Mexico. So shipping it to you via a private currier like DHL or UPS would probably cost another 25-50 Bucks.
Let me know if you are interested. I'd be happy to assist you.
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··ΩF InvestiGatorThank you for the kind offer, but I own a similar watch.
I was just trying to give you a guideline where the deal makes economic sense.
So many times we see nice watches with sellers that put prices on items based solely on perceived age.
gatorcpa
I was just trying to give you a guideline where the deal makes economic sense.
So many times we see nice watches with sellers that put prices on items based solely on perceived age.
gatorcpa
