Dear respected members and readers of this post,

I want to ask you guys something...
I was going to buy a rectangular watch but then I recall that mostly rectangular cased watches from omega are frequently "refurbished".

I found this first diver ever watch that being offered around 2,780 US$ but there's no movement picture.
Then this gilt dialed rectangular omega for €2,200
Which one is worth the price?
I love black dial but I'm not sure if its value was that much eventhough the seller said that it was professionally serviced and I'm afraid of redial while the marine was around +5 to +28 seconds a day without a picture of its movement that makes me worried and would look small in my 17 wrist .

Thank you in advance and I appreciate all your help.
Sorry with my English.


Best wishes,
Jev

 

I would opt for the marine.
It's priced well. I think the last one I observed for sale at auction sold for more.
Just get a photo of the movement.

 

You have good taste in quadrilateral watches! These recent threads may help you:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-ck730-tank.70810/
https://omegaforums.net/threads/1941-omega-marine-standard-14k.69667/
https://omegaforums.net/threads/gold-rush-14k-omega-marine-deluxe.70426/
Calling @tdn-dk and @Tire-comedon for help

 

Hi,
I prefer the Marine, a more interesting piece collecting Wise. Its market value is also higher.
Mine say hello :

Plus a period English advertising :


The other model is a CK with T17 caliber.
Mine from 1941 says hello :

And an extract from a 1939 catalog :

 

With that dial that have swiss on bottom, is it correct?

 

As far as I know, yes it is.