2002 Omega Speedmaster Pro - What's it worth??
20 November 2008, 07:25 PM
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2002 Omega Speedmaster Pro - What's it worth??
This isn't the exact one (but same colour and model), and the quality of mine is on par with the one in the picture, and reflects a watch worn every day since then. A good pro polish will see it back to former glory....
Just changed to an Oris and will probably wear this one for a good few years too, so no real need for the Omega...
Just a stab to the SNET Watch guru's.....
Cheers..
Just changed to an Oris and will probably wear this one for a good few years too, so no real need for the Omega...
Just a stab to the SNET Watch guru's.....
Cheers..
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21 November 2008, 07:15 PM
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I have had Four of these now and currently own Three.
Box n papers with it and it's worth about £900.
Brasso brings the acrylic crystal up lovely btw
Use Scothpad on the matt alu and Cape cod cloth on the shiny with masking tape to cover the bits you're not working on.
I have had Four of these now and currently own Three.Box n papers with it and it's worth about £900.
Brasso brings the acrylic crystal up lovely btw
Use Scothpad on the matt alu and Cape cod cloth on the shiny with masking tape to cover the bits you're not working on.
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21 November 2008, 07:30 PM
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Depends how scratched up the tach insert is i guess.....fine scratches on the hesalite disappear with toothpaste and less fine ones with Brasso....i've never had to replace a whole crystal/insert even on my '66
Edit-You sure the tach insert is part of the crytstal? Didn't know that!
Edit-You sure the tach insert is part of the crytstal? Didn't know that!
21 November 2008, 08:02 PM
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Cheers... Appreciated.
I'll certainly give the watch a clean before putting it up for sale...
Just have to dig the bloody box out....
If that's lost or damaged, what's the loss?
I'll certainly give the watch a clean before putting it up for sale...
Just have to dig the bloody box out....
If that's lost or damaged, what's the loss?
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21 November 2008, 08:04 PM
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Give me a shout if you think about selling
£700-800ish without box n papers depending on condition...
I sold a mint one with box n papers to a chap on here a few years ago for £750 if that helps!
£700-800ish without box n papers depending on condition...
I sold a mint one with box n papers to a chap on here a few years ago for £750 if that helps!
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