dallasishere
Bronze Contributor
Hey Guys,
Pictures: https://imgur.com/gallery/h4tg41i
As many of you know, I've been an avid vintage collector for the last 5+ years, but have more recently shifted my interests to some newer pieces. I have here some of the last vintage pieces from my collection.
First, a 1940 Omega that houses what I believe is the famous Cal 23.4. (It can be tough to identify these older ones, but every piece of data I have suggests that is the movement). I had worn this watch regularly for a little over a year before sticking in back in the box, since pulling it out it seems to be running fast.. I'd recommend having it serviced.
Secondly is an absolutely stunning Enicar Ocean Pearl. Again, I wore this in rotation with a few other vintages for a long time, but stuck it in a drawer and since pulling it out a couple days ago, it seems to keep great time, but after winding, I needed to tap on the case to get the second hand going. So again, while it doesn't seem major, I'd recommend having this serviced. Guys are trying to sell similar pieces for $500+, and I truly think the gold markers matched with the steel case, red second hand, and applied logo make this one something special. (Even the no-date is quite rare and brings out a great symmetry in the dial.)
I'm selling these as a pair for $445+$15 shipping, paid via e-transfer. Shipping will be done via Xpresspost and will include signature on delivery.
(These are sold as is considering both should be serviced - For now I will not split these up as their value is too low to bother)
I have tons of great references on this forum, so feel free to check them out and buy with confidence.
Pictures: https://imgur.com/gallery/h4tg41i
As many of you know, I've been an avid vintage collector for the last 5+ years, but have more recently shifted my interests to some newer pieces. I have here some of the last vintage pieces from my collection.
First, a 1940 Omega that houses what I believe is the famous Cal 23.4. (It can be tough to identify these older ones, but every piece of data I have suggests that is the movement). I had worn this watch regularly for a little over a year before sticking in back in the box, since pulling it out it seems to be running fast.. I'd recommend having it serviced.
Secondly is an absolutely stunning Enicar Ocean Pearl. Again, I wore this in rotation with a few other vintages for a long time, but stuck it in a drawer and since pulling it out a couple days ago, it seems to keep great time, but after winding, I needed to tap on the case to get the second hand going. So again, while it doesn't seem major, I'd recommend having this serviced. Guys are trying to sell similar pieces for $500+, and I truly think the gold markers matched with the steel case, red second hand, and applied logo make this one something special. (Even the no-date is quite rare and brings out a great symmetry in the dial.)
I'm selling these as a pair for $445+$15 shipping, paid via e-transfer. Shipping will be done via Xpresspost and will include signature on delivery.
(These are sold as is considering both should be serviced - For now I will not split these up as their value is too low to bother)
I have tons of great references on this forum, so feel free to check them out and buy with confidence.