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b16a2
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Looks pretty good, here's hoping they release the White version of the MMD, this is a little OTT for me!
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Apparently Eddie is working on making a few other watches at the moment, hopefully he will get round to making the 14 again at some point because it is a real beauty! I have read excellent things about his watches, top build quality that you would expect of Omega/Rolex etc... for a lot less!
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I wondered where Keanu Reeves had been for the past few years
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Or go through BK who is adding the final touches to them to make them the best Sub around
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Try Silix, it looks like on his website that they're still available. Beware that the movement is very bad in those watches though, which is a shame because the 3714 is one of the most beautiful watches around!
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Looks incredible. I saw Italiano's the other day and thought it was genuine, this one is no different. It really is among the best SA's out there, wear it well!
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Very nice collection! The quality of the finish on the Pam movements is outstanding!
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Datewheel is a real BIG giveaway... not for me thanks.
With a watch with a dial as complicated as that, I wouldn't worry too much, the datewheel font is the last thing anyone other than us nitpickers would notice!
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Whats with the logo, i recon that is a bond upo with a silix logo BADLY applied
infact it may even be a complete silix watch, looks like no AR from here
REP
I agree, it looks like the Silix version. Whatever version it is though, it certainly isn't Omega's
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Precioustime is your best bet
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Nice - and along the same lines of what is interesting me lately in this category. Very, very simple and elegant. How much are those? Retail? Street?
Is it steel though? The only thing is I'm kind of picky about that. A strapped dress watch kind of needs to be gold or PT for me. In steel a small watch can feel really flimsy and cheap in the hand and on the wrist. Sports watches are the opposite. They are so substantial that you don't really want them in a heavy metal - steel is plenty heavy enough for those...
They can be had from AuthenticWatches for US$2175 (Steel). There is also a Rose Gold version for US$4795. Pictures of it really don't do this watch justice, it is very very nice in the flesh.
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Since trying one of these on, I think the Omega Deville Prestige is one of the most beautiful dress watches out there. Ok the Brand isn't as highly regarded as A&L, GO VC or the like, but for the price it is a beautifully crafted watch with a great movement.
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bullsh1t!
It would actually have been impossible from the time I clicked that link to have read 51 pages. 51 pages in a few minutes, Im good, but not that good
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I prefer the look of the sandwich dial ,personally, and yes they are much easier to lume!
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To me the top picture looks like the rep that comes with the quartz movement, the bottom one has the 7750 movement spacing. If you order 7750 movement, you'll get the bottom one.
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That's what AR looks like when it has been against something abrasive. I would let your dealer know, it might have been poorly packaged before sending out.
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The best advice about purchasing a rep, if you want it buy it, if you're not 100% sure, then you need to wait before you purchase it. Flipping gen watches can get costly.
My mistake, thats meant to read..... 'about purchasing a gen'
Try Timezone, or Ebay for some bargains at the moment.
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Does this sound sketchy? Here was his response when i asked for the SN number. I told him i had a buddy at omega who was going to verify the SN number to make sure it's authentic
I always wanted this watch (even since goldeneye) and don't thin ki would mind the fact that it's not automatic.... But he said he is firm on the 700
This is perfectly true of grey market reps, so don't worry about that, however, it does mean the value is less, and therefore I would not be paying 700 potato chips, wotsits, or whatever currency you are talking about (presuming USD).
That sounds plausible. And yes, I'd pay 700 Chilean Pesos or even 700 Hungarian Fornits.If it is, as you seem to be refusing to acknowledge, 700 US Dollars, walk away. Grey market watches don't hold their resale value.
Exactly, resale value of a grey market, especially without papers or box is very low. As Pug has said walk away from this one.
Are you sure you want it at any price? My point is I'm certain that once you get more and more into collecting I'll bet you eventually wouldn't really want to own a quartz watch from any brand. If you want an Omega, even a Seamaster specifically, there are tons of other variants rep and gen that you will be satisfied with for a lifetime.Take this advice who learned the hard way. Don't buy ANY gen you are on the fence about. Your first instinct is telling you that a compromise is afoot. That is what reps are for as the learning experience is cheap. If you buy any gen make sure you love it and until you are sure don't bother...
The best advice about purchasing a rep, if you want it buy it, if you're not 100% sure, then you need to wait before you purchase it. Flipping gen watches can get costly.
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He wants 700 for it... I guess i should offer him 600. How much could i get a 007 limited edition seamaster for used? That's what i realllly want
Is that USD? 600USD would be my maximum, I think you could haggle him lower. Which version of the ltd ed are you after, the newer 2226.80 with Co-axial movement is quite expensive!
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You read 51 pages?
Ken
Good god no, I just clicked a random page and that came up.
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A quartz SMP without box and papers...I wouldn't go over
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I am no pro - but the lume on the 5 & 7 markers does not appear to be centered on their background dot.
I can't think for one minute that Omega would let that through the door.
You'd be surprised! I've seen IWC, and Rolex's with much worse QC than that
There is a post recently about the Big Ingy missing a lume strip floating around here somewhere too.
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Yes thats a genuine full size quartz SMP.
Vintage Longines
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I think my love of timepieces is wearing off onto my family now. My mum has expressed how she adores the vintage Omega Seamasters, for their simplicity and also due to the history that they come with. I mentioned to her how nice Longines watches are, and she saw this piece for sale and decided to buy it to replace her old Argos quartz watch.
I don