Gents
Fancy one of these and been offered one new for £2'300. Is this a good buy ? I am happy to buy used if can save some money 😂
Help appreciated
Gents
Fancy one of these and been offered one new for £2'300. Is this a good buy ? I am happy to buy used if can save some money 😂
Help appreciated
Brexit has obviously affected grey prices but 12 months ago I would have said £2K was the target new price.
The recent SC sales suggests used prices here haven't changed much and £1700-£1800 will get you a lightly used example without too much trouble. Dealer prices have certainly crept up though with Watchfinder asking 2.1-2.4kish for theirs.
I'd echo the above, for a perfect full set new one in newer style box. Links are very expensive, so make sure you get a full bracelet if buying new, and I'm fairly sure you should get two half links with the newer bracelets too - I have two on mine, and need them both for a perfect fit, as there is no adjustment on the standard clasp.
I'd rather pay £1600-£1700 for a perfect complete set, than have to try and piece together any missing bits. From memory, I paid a very reasonable £1600 for mine and it was like new and only a few months old.
The real question is, how much is buying new compare to a lightly worn one worth to you?
It's just a matter of time...
Well I've just flipped my full size ceramic black 2012 (missing warranty card) on gumtree and got £1450 cash in hand.
Sounds like you got a very good price. They only launched the ceramic in 2012, so I guess it was also out of warranty. You know you can now request replacement cards from Omega, but at a price?Originally Posted by forest172
It's just a matter of time...
If Ryan is still doing his bit, you could ask him.
I paid 2005gbp for mine late last year, plus 100 to the fundraiser.
I think the answer is to try and get a Pre loved one then...
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