Help finding the right Omega
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Hi all, having spent my youth wearing Swatch watches and then a fair part of my middle age wearing nothing I have decided that its high time I had myself a decent watch.
Having searched high and low for something I want as a daily wearer I keep coming back to the same watch that I really like the look of and thats the Omega 2254.50.00 . The trouble is they seem a bit thin on the ground and the ones I have seen are either missing the cards/box/history or are over priced.
So my question is how do I find the right watch for the right price with out getting stitched up?
Having searched high and low for something I want as a daily wearer I keep coming back to the same watch that I really like the look of and thats the Omega 2254.50.00 . The trouble is they seem a bit thin on the ground and the ones I have seen are either missing the cards/box/history or are over priced.
So my question is how do I find the right watch for the right price with out getting stitched up?
Chicane-UK said:
They have it on Ebay but I dont like the scratch on the back of it, looks like someone slipped with a screwdriver.Jaged said:
Perfect, unfortunately its sold.I shall exercise patience as Im sure the right one will appear in time.
Another came up on TZ yesterday, the first one is now on hold.
Seems like £1250 (give or take) is about the going rate for a full set in good condition which is around £200 or so more than what they were fetching a year or so ago.
I'd have one myself but only if I was to raise funds by passing on some watches that I'm not prepared to let go of just yet. One day, one day...
Seems like £1250 (give or take) is about the going rate for a full set in good condition which is around £200 or so more than what they were fetching a year or so ago.
I'd have one myself but only if I was to raise funds by passing on some watches that I'm not prepared to let go of just yet. One day, one day...
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