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  1. smithrjd Apr 21, 2012

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    I was thinking of getting my Daughter a graduation present. Found a mid 70's Omega Seamaster for under $200. Caliber 684 Automatic, 766.0818 in running condition with some wear. 20 Micron Gold plated with some wear on the band. Original signed band and crown. I know womens watches do not bring a lot. Think this one is OK? I would assume that it will need a service.
     
  2. Trev The Architect Staff Member Apr 21, 2012

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    You'd really need to post some photos to have the guys here give an accurate assessment. Hope it works out.
     
  3. smithrjd Apr 21, 2012

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    Pictures would help.. Wondering if this vintage is a good movement.
     
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  4. dsio Ash @ ΩF Staff Member Apr 21, 2012

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    Its as good as its last servicing most likely, which could have been a very long time ago.
     
  5. smithrjd Apr 21, 2012

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    Yes, and a service would be around $250. I have given my son many watches but none to the daughter. The only one she uses is one of the Garmin runners watches. All said and done I don't think that watch would have the value after service and perhaps a replate on the band.
     
  6. dsio Ash @ ΩF Staff Member Apr 21, 2012

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  7. ulackfocus Apr 21, 2012

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    I'll second Ashley's recommendation. I've seen lots of very nice lady's Omegas from that era for less than $300, some damn near new. If Windy wore yellow gold I would have bought her one a long time ago.