Wishful Thinking - Watches that have unrealistic price expectations

Is that not the same one listed in our Parts for Sale forum at 3,250 Euro?

Certainly appears to be. The movement's not even original to the 105.003 case, right?

Movement serial in the 25XXXXXX would be from '67 unless I'm very much mistaken.

105.003-63 2052 1xxx - 2052 6xxx
105.003.64 2052 7xxx - 2282 7xxx
105.003-65 2282 7xxx - 2544 6xxx

see:
http://speedmaster101.com/serial-quick-reference-to-78/

Hmmm, interesting. I had just been going by chronomaddox, but I assume speedmaster101 is a more comprehensive guide.

It seems to me the same. This depends on the fact, that one of my Omegas is a 105003 with 25M movement and I do not tink it is wrong, because I know the history of the watch....

Speaking of avoiding unrealistic prices for vintage Omega watches, I have a few to sell and would appreciate it very much if I was given opinions of how much is a reasonable asking price for them. I have an early 1970s 14k Automatic Omega Seamaster De Ville with beautiful intricate 18k bracelet, reduced to 7.5 inches but used a few times and then carefully stored. Shows date on gold dial. No box or papers, but the watch is impeccable and works beautifully. Only little barely noticeable tiny scratches on back of case. Never been opened or serviced. It is a very rare piece as there are few Seamaster De Villes out there from what I understand. Another watch I have is the gold plated Megaquartz from the early seventies as well, pre-owned, shows a little wear on the bracelet, but overall it is in very good condition plus it has original double box (plastic inside and cardboard outside). Is missing battery and was advised by Omega Store to have it fully serviced which I cannot afford becuase it costs from $700-900, but they said it was definitely worth it. (Don't have the picture to post at the moment but will during the weekend). Has Date and Day. Looking to sell as is. Also have a Stainless Steel Constellation with 18k bezel from the mid seventies, pre-owned but in excellent condition, automatic and working fine,shows day and date on dial. Finally have an Omega Tresor from the sixties, automatic and gold-filled. It was working when we tested it 2 months ago but recently it stopped working. Looking to sell as is.

I have been told that all these watches are quite rare and their condition is really excellent and I would be very happy to hear opinions on them, to be instructed as to their lineage and features and of course, to be given an idea of a realistic price to ask for them. Welcome any opinions. Thank you.

Can you suggest another thread where I can post it? Thanks for pointing this out to me.

Don't add it to an existing thread start your own.

Thanks, I just opened a new thread. I hope I did it right,difficult to think of a title which encompasses everything. Thanks for your help.

I did,thanks for the suggestion. so far no comments,though!

You need to check again there are responses.

Thanks, I just didn't get an email notifying me that there were comments in the thread. My God, most of these people are so mean, and they just like an opportunity to make silly (they think witty) remarks and accuse me of ulterior motives. Very little constructive advise which is what I sought. You have been very kind and I thank you. This is my first time in a watch forum and it has been quite an eye opening experience in one day and a half!

Seamaster with textured dial. Seller on ebay is asking $650 I think it is a bit too dog-eared and movement looks a little rough to warrant that price.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Omega-Seama...250160?hash=item28106cafb0:g:ZYsAAOSwNSxVBGc1