Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 42mm - back on the wrist!

nms75

Having previously sold my Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 42mm (2201.50) I realisied I regretted selling it! Today I rectified this mistake and bought a new one! )

NMS

Mr Beech

Congrats!

danjaq_0ff

whoop whoop -{

welshboy78

Pics please

oscar rubio

nms75 wrote:

Having previously sold my Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 42mm (2201.50) I realisied I regretted selling it! Today I rectified this mistake and bought a new one! )

NMS

The price for this model in the collectio at year 2008,has got euros 2.750.Not QoS model

nms75

oscar rubio wrote:

nms75 wrote:

Having previously sold my Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 42mm (2201.50) I realisied I regretted selling it! Today I rectified this mistake and bought a new one! )

NMS

The price for this model in the collectio at year 2008,has got euros 2.750.Not QoS model

Sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say?

NMS

nms75

welshboy78 wrote:

Pics please

I knew you would ask that )

Give me a day or so and I'll sort you some out :x

NMS

Wilde

Yes, pics!

nms75

Wilde wrote:

Yes, pics!

Don't worry I will post some

oscar rubio

nms75 wrote:

oscar rubio wrote:

nms75 wrote:

Having previously sold my Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 42mm (2201.50) I realisied I regretted selling it! Today I rectified this mistake and bought a new one! )

NMS

The price for this model in the collectio at year 2008,has got euros 2.750.Not QoS model

Sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say?

NMS

In Spain the pricing of the planet ocean co-axial collection in 2008 was 2,750 euros ... The special version Qo S, I do not know

I have explained it better??

nms75

oscar rubio wrote:

nms75 wrote:

oscar rubio wrote:

The price for this model in the collectio at year 2008,has got euros 2.750.Not QoS model

Sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say?

NMS

In Spain the pricing of the planet ocean co-axial collection in 2008 was 2,750 euros ... The special version Qo S, I do not know

I have explained it better??

Yes you have This watch here is now £2800 although you can get it for less if you shop around.

oscar rubio

nms75 wrote:

oscar rubio wrote:

nms75 wrote:

Sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say?

NMS

In Spain the pricing of the planet ocean co-axial collection in 2008 was 2,750 euros ... The special version Qo S, I do not know

I have explained it better??

Yes you have This watch here is now £2800 although you can get it for less if you shop around.

You set the price in Pound, have more value than the euro.
I will do this model in 2008 was priced at 2750 euros, not as it would change in Pouns



I bought a week before the premiere of QoS, even I have the price list, if you want the scan and upload

nms75

I bought my first one in 2008 and I got it for £1600 now they are selling for £2800 although I got mine for £2380

Apologies as I don't know the pricing of these in Eurozone countries so can only offer UK prices.

oscar rubio

For over a year or so, I went into a store buy and sell (Cash Converter), if there is no such store by, and saw one for euros 900 ,the pound is more expensive than the euro, I think this is the best price.
The omega seamaster 40th anniversary special edition were 2100 euros in the year 2002, no change in pounds, sorry

ExpatJB

The QoS limited edition was $4,200 list price.

oscar rubio

:x

ExpatJB wrote:

The QoS limited edition was $4,200 list price.

Ok,but my planet ocean,isn´t limited edition,only is limited editios my 40 aniversary omega seamaster

nms75

I don't care for the limited editions with 007 plastered all over the watch to be honest. Much prefer the standard model which was actually used in the movie.

NMS

danjaq_0ff

I can see the attraction with the special editions though, they are very nice to look at but to be honest they are collectors items and not meant to be worn -{

nms75

danjaq_0ff wrote:

I can see the attraction with the special editions though, they are very nice to look at but to be honest they are collectors items and not meant to be worn -{

Totally agree, Pete! {[]

Mr Beech

danjaq_0ff wrote:

I can see the attraction with the special editions though, they are very nice to look at but to be honest they are collectors items and not meant to be worn -{

Agreed. They are worth it as recognition of the occasion and creation, while wearing the standard featured models is a nice way to get in on a quality item to add to a Bond influenced mood using screen models.

oscar rubio

danjaq_0ff wrote:

I can see the attraction with the special editions though, they are very nice to look at but to be honest they are collectors items and not meant to be worn -{

I think if you buy sunglasses QoS, or omega seamaster james bond edition, you will not leave unused, no?
I do use my seamaster 40th anniversary, but I get the T-toucht most is the one I use most of the time, but because its weight is less than the seamaster

ExpatJB

danjaq_0ff wrote:

I can see the attraction with the special editions though, they are very nice to look at but to be honest they are collectors items and not meant to be worn -{

I wear mine a lot. And not one soul has ever noticed its a QoS limited edition. And thats just fine. -{

danjaq_0ff

Im not knocking you for wearing them, but it must devalue them some what.

ExpatJB

The only value a watch has to me is in wearing it, so it doesn't devalue it, it delivers it value.

I will wear it until I pass on, and Junior can have them, and so on.

Maybe people do, but I would never buy one as an investment, there are better investments, no?

Higgins

) maybe Pete should stick with his own plugs and leave the watch advise to the experts

Of course, it will put down the reselling value of a LE James Bond Omega watch but it's a shame if you have a very nice and good and expensive watch and never wear it.

And I know what I am talking about.

I am keeping here 5 LE Omegas and several discontinued Rolex watches, which are never worn - it's a shame. So hit me

danjaq_0ff

I had the 40th anniversary omega, but never wore it so sold it, id rather stick to the normal versions

In all honesty I don't invest in anything it might have something to do with being thick and not able to do maths

minigeff

Bondtoys wrote:

) maybe Pete should stick with his own plugs and leave the watch advise to the experts

Of course, it will put down the reselling value of a LE James Bond Omega watch but it's a shame if you have a very nice and good and expensive watch and never wear it.

And I know what I am talking about.

I am keeping here 5 LE Omegas and several discontinued Rolex watches, which are never worn - it's a shame. So hit me

the queue might be quite long! no doubt dell deaton would be first in line!!

in all honesty though, i take markus' word as gospel with anything horological.

one thing that pissed me right off was that omega have discontinued the speedmaster reduced, which i wanted to get as i have girly little wrists, and a regular speedy looks like a dinnerplate on me arm.

damn you omega! damn yous!!!!

danjaq_0ff

He forgets that I still have his stuff singe :v

minigeff

danjaq_0ff wrote:

He forgets that I still have his stuff singe :v

ffs, he's as quick to pick up stuff as i am to make it...

danjaq_0ff

nah, he aint quite that bad :v

Higgins

) Pete, you are cracking me up.

Imo, there is no right or wrong here.

Some people enjoy wearing their LE watches and that's probably more "having a life" than to put something like this into the safe box.

Pete, you don't seriously consider to wear the midsize-version of the Seamaster.

That may be ok for singe, but not on the thigh, that you are calling your lower arm )