Omega - Price range...

Price range...

Thanks for the reply Bill. I'm sorry about the link to the auction... didn't know I couldn't post such messages! Very new here...

My doubt, however, was not whether to own a 354 or not (you can never go wrong!)... but rather what price range I should have aimed at... But again, with such items it's not really how much they're worth but how much you want them! Am I wrong?

Thanks for the encouragement!

Cheers

Bumper 354... Overpriced? Edited...

By: barrioporteno : July 27th, 2010-18:05

Any thoughts on the following ad: XXXXXXXXXXXXX < removed by Bill Sohne > Worth the $500 or not, considering the redial? Sorry , Please do not post links to active auctions and sales on this site. But lets talk about what is worth collecting.... Why not a...

What I would go for...

By: Bill Sohne : July 27th, 2010-19:18

HI barrioporteno The bumper Seamasters are one of my favorites. ...... The 354 is a fine regulated ( via Swan neck spring) made in standard regulation and Chronometer regulated examples. I personally prefer a 352 caliber with has deluxe execution (highly ...

I second it

By: hoipolloi : July 27th, 2010-21:01

It's a very nice movement, indeed. Ref 2520 Seamaster Chronometer cal 352....

Price range...

By: barrioporteno : July 29th, 2010-05:25

Price range

By: MSNWatch : July 29th, 2010-06:13

for a non-chronometer seamaster cal. 354 with a stainless steel screwback case that is all original (non-refinished dial) is $200-400 depending on condition. I would say a bit less if in gold cap (perhaps 10-15% lower) and quite a bit more if in 14k-18k g...