Vintage 60s/70s Seamaster

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Jsearley3364

·Oct 4, 2019

Hello,
After owning two modern Seamasters, I'm looking to purchase a vintage model. A person local to me has this one for sale. He's asking $850 for it. I've done some searching on it but I have not seen one quite like this one. Also, the case does not have the seahorse on it. Any observations from the experts would be appreciated. Thank you!

 

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vienna

·Oct 4, 2019

Maybe a 166.0213.1 with a polished or non-omega caseback. Based on the pic from the Omega data base it should have an integrated bracelet and a press-in caseback, yours looks like a screw-in type. Nice 1170 bracelet though.

kind regards Max

 

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KingCrouchy

·Oct 4, 2019

850$ is a joke for it, 450 is the max for this type of Watch. I would search for something else.

 

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lpestre

·Oct 4, 2019

KingCrouchy

850$ is a joke for it, 450 is the max for this type of Watch. I would search for something else.

I kind of agree, 850$ is high, but it's running perfectly and with a black dial I would go around 550$ max. After those are not the most desirable, take that in count if you ever wish to resell in the future.

 

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Jsearley3364

·Oct 4, 2019

More detail from seller with movement and inside case pic.

 

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Vitezi

·Oct 4, 2019

From a 1975 catalog, Geneve 166.0190 shown with strap:

 

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X350 XJR

·Oct 4, 2019·Vintage Omega Aficionado

Case reference 198.0064 seems to be for a Megasonic with a caliber 1230. So it appears that the movement with refinished dial as been transplanted into this case.

The watch has been put together from unrelated parts, worth zero to anyone who cares about originality.

To put it more simply, it's a piece of shit.

Edited: Oct 4, 2019

 

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Jsearley3364

·Oct 6, 2019

Thanks for the feedback everyone.