Value of co-axial Omega Seamaster?
Value of co-axial Omega Seamaster?
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350zStee

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355 posts

202 months

Friday 4th October 2013
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Good evening PH'ers.

Due to the near purchase of my first house, I am having to sell some of my belongings to get a decent deposit. So sadly all my toys have to go.

I bought my blue Seamaster from Goldsmiths in November 2010 for £2350. The watch is in great condition, with just a few scuffs on the claps and strap. I still have the original purchase receipt and box. How much do you guys reckon its worth, and where is best to sell?

Many thanks,

Stephen

PJ S

10,842 posts

258 months

Friday 4th October 2013
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2500 or 8500 co-axial?
I know there's an 8500 Aqua Terra on TZ-UK with rose gold hands, etc that's not shifted at £2400, after being reduced, and it was newly bought in July, iirc.

Chrono24 will give you an indication where the level is, bearing in mind most are likely to be dealers with their margin on it, and warranty.

AlexWF

127 posts

173 months

Saturday 5th October 2013
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Your watch is worth £1200-1400 to the trade, or £1800-£1900 ish to sell privately I'd say. It's a popular watch as the new version with a ceramic bezel is £3k (!) so this is a relatively cost effective way to get an auto Seamaster.