What do we think about this Jumbo redial?

Peter_from_NL · Mar 29, 2020

It is a 1951 with a 265 cal. For the first time I must admit that I like the extremely crisp redial. What do you all think here? Worthless or nice? Would be around USD 1k in Europe!
Not an original crown I think and definitely a fake buckle. But it had a service and is running well with a nice almost 2 days reserve.

Thanks!

Dero13 · Mar 29, 2020

Definitely not worth it

STANDY · Mar 29, 2020

You would be paying real price for a redial. Couple of dollars more you could find one that’s original.

Hey,redials are fun if you like them but not at top dollar. Buy a $200 watch and get it redialed yourself and your only in for half the price of this one.

Peter_from_NL · Mar 29, 2020

STANDY
You would be paying real price for a redial. Couple of dollars more you could find one that’s original.

Hey,redials are fun if you like them but not at top dollar. Buy a $200 watch and get it redialed yourself and your only in for half the price of this one.

You are right but I never see a jumbo for 200 usd, not even 300 euro en not even 500 euro over here. I think this is to a certain extent the classical “US versus Europe pricing” issue.

Dan S · Mar 29, 2020

If you like the watch and don't mind throwing your money away, then buy it. There's really no point in asking about a watch like this on a collector's forum IMO, it's obvious what people will say.

Maskelyne · Mar 29, 2020

I like the watch and many all genuine watches with black dials looks terrible. For everyday use it looks good and a true collectors pieces can often looks just dull. I recon most visitors here are not hard core collectors, though i prefer the genuine watches, but wouldn´t hesitate to carry the above. A watch is also a piece of jewellery!

Rman · Mar 29, 2020

Going to add to the discussion here that the case looks a bit odd with this dial, has def had work done. The crown is replaced, the movement appears has a gouge across two plates and is missing a screw. Although the hands are appropriate this watch kind of smells like a put together. I’d rather have something all original with heavy patina, but that’s just me.

STANDY · Mar 29, 2020

aps26469
You are right but I never see a jumbo for 200 usd, not even 300 euro en not even 500 euro over here. I think this is to a certain extent the classical “US versus Europe pricing” issue.

that’s the issue, someone has found a nasty dialed old clapped out watch cheap and spruced it up and wants you to pay $1000
If they can do it 😗

ConElPueblo · Mar 29, 2020

aps26469
It is a 1951 with a 265 cal. For the first time I must admit that I like the extremely crisp redial. What do you all think here? Worthless or nice?

Can it be both? I think it looks "nice", but it is of no interest to me.

Peter_from_NL · Mar 30, 2020

Price went down with 30% but you all made me hesitate... 😀 ... and decided to skip. Thanks for the comments.

default · Mar 31, 2020

if its really an omega jumbo watch I would say the price of an ugly duckling is 700-800 euro at the lower end and the redial would cost 200-300 Euro, so 1000 euro does not look like such a bad deal in my opinion. if I look on chrono24 sellers are asking 1500-2500 euro for similar omegas with such redials. but this is only my 2 cents

Dan S · Mar 31, 2020

default
... so 1000 euro does not look like such a bad deal in my opinion.

For the seller.

What do we think about this Jumbo redial?

Peter_from_NL

Dero13

STANDY

Peter_from_NL

Dan S

Maskelyne

Rman

STANDY

ConElPueblo

Peter_from_NL

default

Dan S

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