Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Original Corfam straps, too! Question: does this pair . . .
. . . have sentimental value for your parents or yourself? If so, then sending them to Omega for overhaul might be justifiable. The cost, though, will be several multiples their market worth.
These Genève Dynamics are in long supply, and trade in good condition for less than $500. I believe they're early '70s production; your father's is a ref 166.108, with a cal 1022 movement.
Are there reliable independent watchmakers where you reside?
Cordially,
Art
Need Help Identifying Vintage Omega
Hello Forum Members, I need help in identifying this vintage Omega which my parents used to wear in the late 1970's early 1980's. They managed to dig it up from the attic and I have to check if the local Dubai Omega boutique will offer servicing capabilit...
Looks like you have a pair of Omega Dynamic Geneve from the 1970s...
...Badly in need of some love! ST 166.0079 and ST 566.0038 shown on this scan from 1973: Best Blomman ...
Original Corfam straps, too! Question: does this pair . . .
. . . have sentimental value for your parents or yourself? If so, then sending them to Omega for overhaul might be justifiable. The cost, though, will be several multiples their market worth. These Genève Dynamics are in long supply, and trade in good con...
Bang On the Button
Art, Thanks for this post! I wanted to ask about "value" of the watch, but I know we do t like to discuss this on the forum. But what you said was what I was having on my mind. Not much sentimental value, really - except perhaps my parents may like to wea...
Well, in that case . . .
. . . you've got a quandary on your hands. If it's meaningful to your folks, then having Omega service them is really the only option, especially considering the missing or dilapidated parts on your Dad's model - seconds hand, crown, and dial. And when it...