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would you buy this seamaster 2857?
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simomega
·Feels like it has been very enthusiastically polished, and the damage (patina!) to the dial would be a deal breaker for me.
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Waltesefalcon
·Feels like it has been very enthusiastically polished, and the damage (patina!) to the dial would be a deal breaker for me.
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wilderbeast
·I think you would have to be very fond of the dial to be considering this. For me, I see damage not character. The responses you’ve already had are from guys who know what they are talking about, but for the record I would move on from this, too.
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Donn Chambers
·Another no here. The damage to that dial is too much for me, especially at that price.
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Dan S
·While it's not easy to find a 36mm Seamaster, that dial is too far gone for me.
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lo1979
·Ok guys, thanks for your support. Regards
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ConElPueblo
·While it's not easy to find a 36mm Seamaster, that dial is too far gone for me.
Especially that reference is very uncommon. With a seconds subdial even more so.
I find the dial a bit too far gone too, but will remark on the case condition that this reference has fairly soft features to begin with.
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