I have had my Omega for about 10 years. I believe it is coaxial Seamaster but not sure beyond that. How do I tell exactly what model I have and any ideas what its worth?

I no longer wear it and want to sell it. Where would the best place to sell watches be?

thanks

 

Another reason I love the hesalite. $25-40 for a replacement.

Sapphire on the other hands, 10 times that.

 

the crystal isn't scratched at all - zero scratches. its just the way the pic looks with background lights and reflections.

 

how do I verify what model it is?

 

Asking nicely would be a good first step.

 

probably too much effort for the short term presence here ?

 

Manners, Maketh, Man.

 

Give ya 1k right now for it!

 

for tyrantlizardrex
man y'all are a rough crowd. asking how to verify what model it is was rude or not nice? I deserved the comment about it being too much effort. from the tone of your comment I wouldn't want an answer form you so post elsewhere. if your experience has shown that ppl come on here for "short term" then it probably has a lot do to with the welcoming tone you display. I got what I needed and there's no need to stay to talk to ppl like you so I won't even be checking back on the post for your obviously upcoming childish response.

 

But didn't you just use the excuse of one member's response you didn't like to to live up to their expectations??

You just said you'll never be back after the free advice you just got, isn't that rude in itself to the members who did help?

 

You're welcome.

 

Since you seem more than happy to behave like a child, I feel no remorse for treating you as such, when I say:

"What's the magic word?"

Please @ragin_cajuns. Please is the magic word.

When you ask someone to do something for you, you say please.

Very frankly, if someone isn't capable of asking for something politely, why on earth would any of us want them to stay?

 

So predictable. I left so many groups and forums because of these "quick f***" creatures that I really react allergic instantly when I see any of their usual posting patterns. I want peace of mind and culture, in topics and behaviour..

 

We can't please them all!

 

Actually that 'I got what I needed' sounds very like a similar fly by night from the other evening. I wonder if we are now getting baited by repeat offenders.

Chris is right, lets assume all these kind of first post rude 'TELL ME NOW' enquiries are from selfish arses and treat them as such until they can be bothered to learn some civility. They never come back even when you do bend over backwards to help, until the next time they either mug someone or strike it lucky at a car boot sale.

 

Asking advice then using the excuse of established members being rude as the reason to never come back to the forum thus making the established members correct about you the entire time. So much douche.

 

@5starChad .... Folks here participate and add to the robust knowledge base that is OF. While it is understood that English may be a second language for many, it is polite to begin with a salutation, a little back ground, a request grounded in prior research and better pictures and of course, a thank you in advance for the community's help. We get far too many TELL ME WHAT THIS WATCH IS AND HOW MUCH IT IS WORTH! commands here. So folks get a bit terse. What is remarkable however is when a polite request is made, is the lengths that folks will go to help. Cheers