Too good to be true? I'm guessing it is.
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Something just doesn't look right in the photo. I would be careful of it personally.
second hand, never worn ones are going for about £1700 atm.
a good 2nd hand one about £1000
a not bad version £700-900
totally worn (as seen, maybe non working) £200 ish
I've got a couple of the seamasters and sell the odd one or two occasionally.
second hand, never worn ones are going for about £1700 atm.
a good 2nd hand one about £1000
a not bad version £700-900
totally worn (as seen, maybe non working) £200 ish
I've got a couple of the seamasters and sell the odd one or two occasionally.
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I was wondering. It seems odd that the pics aren't pin sharp, even with all the boxes and paperwork there does seem to be something amiss.
This is my 300 sea master professional chronometer
The back embossed logo seem a little wan when compared to mine
The back embossed logo seem a little wan when compared to mine
You can reply to ad on gumtree, ask him for the reqistration number so you can check it with omega, and see what he gives you!
Rm
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according to the registration card its
15023000
Watch number: 80456374
bought in Hong Kong
I hunted through a knock offs website, they sell reg cards with the exact same details......... And the watch is 50 quid delivered with box and papers.
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Definitely is, but sustained cynicism can cause one to lose out at times. I know there are a few horologically minded peeps on here, so I just thought id get another few opinions.
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
