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Re: Omega non-ac

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: Does anyone know what the value of an Omega
: non-ac is ? I have one in pristine condition
: on a domed rubber strap, but I really cannot
: find the value anywhere.

I am guessing you mean a Seamaster Pro with the black dial and silver bezel that looks like the America's Cup version. Probably full size and automatic I'd guess too.

Though in this case, specifics other than condition don't really matter, virtually any recent model Omega in excellent condition should be worth 45-50% of its original *retail* price.

So a full size auto SMP that sold for US$1750 retail would be worth around US$825. A mid size quartz that sold for $1350 would be worth around US$600.

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Omega non-ac

Re: Omega non-ac

Actually full and mid size non-AC's

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