Hello fellow entusiasta,

I found this suposed unused , what do you think? The seller asks 7500usd.

 

I think it is a little bit overpriced ...

 

Clearly not unused.

Overpriced? Who's to tell in this sick market we see today.

It's a lot of money, and personally I would never pay that for such a watch.

 

Who wants a Lemania anyway....[emoji10]

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My comment was based on personal experience because same model was proposed to me few weeks ago for 1300 euros in NOS Conditions... But I am absolutely not expert and It was maybe the bargain of the century but I don't think so... Anyway you are right... This watch world because so crazy that everything is possible

 

Well I know I would rather have an Omega Seamaster with the same movement, and they seem to sell for a whole heck of a lot less money.

 

You obviously

 

Ouch you in the the price range of a real good speedy . I think it's well over priced .

 

Pictures and/ or a link or I don't believe that for a second

 

+1

@Fost Link pleeeeeaaassseee

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I didn't really paid attention to the offer as I didn't really know anything about lemania but let me search...

 

OK.. It looks my memory start to be in bad shape... I missed one subconter... M'y mistake !! Sorry about that...

 

Methinks this is a 2-3K watch. BTW some serious crud on the case.

 

Thx @Fost
Me say a third of the price. If there is whole counter missing. Sub 1k tops. [emoji10]


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7.5K is "a tad steep".

Both are very cool watches. I would rate any of them in the 2.5-3.5k USD range provided they are fully operational. These are proper "in-house" versions of their much higher priced Omega 320/321 cousins........

Agree with @marturx in the assessment that the first one is not NOS. Someone has used it, carefully perhaps, and kept the sticker on there.
If it was not used then the sticker would have more readable information.

 

I think they're just calling it "unused" because it has the sticker on the case back and (supposedly) original tag which further means they're lying and maybe you shouldn't do business with such a person.

The watch looks nice but it's not unused, no way in hell. Also, 7,5$K is WAY too much money for it...

 

Yeah! Stay away/leave them to me.
They are crap.....

 

It's from 1965. Take its Omega twin (105.005) from 1965 (that would cost 1000 to 4000 depending on condition) and divide the price by 3.
Lemania is incredibly cheap compared to Omega

 

1000-4000/3 = no sale in today's market.
It was valid a year or two ago,

Btw: if you have some very good ones for sale at around USD1k I would love to do business with you

 

I'd have a Lemania Big Blue (=Omega 176.004) for sale, but not for $1000.
Never seen any other on the web.