FS Omega Seamaster 300

CB0012

Purchased in 2003. Mid-size VG condition, new battery and spa treatment June 2016. Fits average sized wrist (I am 5'10" 180lbs. as medium build as medium gets) Two links were removed at the time it was purchased however they were lost over time. No longer have original box (the red velvet like material chipped and bled all over) but all original paperwork included. Some natural wear but only visible in the right light (see photos). Asking $500 (but negotiable) with shipping from Richmond, Virginia.

Has spent more time in jewelry box in the past four years than on my wrist since wife and kids came along. Would rather it go to someone here that I know will enjoy it. Included is a photo next to Seiko SNZH57 for size comparison.

PM or email bradshaw0012@yahoo.com.

Jag

Now that's a real Bond watch! All the new Omegas just don't compare in my opinion. I'd be interested, but have recently bought the full-size automatic version. Good luck with the sale!

jeggert

Very nice, but if you don't mind me asking, why so cheap? I've seen similar watches, same model and year, in the 1500 (US) range. Very nice of you to offer on these boards.

You mentioned signs of wear, but I didn't notice any (at least on the face). Where are they?

CB0012

The wear is on the clasp with the natural scuffs from once daily use.

I based the price on the fact that it is the 36mm and with that size not the "fashion" these days I noticed an average resale price of 600. Without the original box and missing links to the bracelet I understood that to devalue it and I wanted to offer what I saw fair and not for turning profit. Truth be told for what I paid in 2003 I have more than gotten my money's worth.

Arbogast 777

Honestly? If you're only going to make $500 on it, I'd keep it. That's an heirloom piece right there. And with a family, if you regret selling it, you'd never get another one...

CB0012

Gentlemen I appreciate your input. The watch however is now spoken for.