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Re: 18 kt Omega Seamaster early 80's
In Response To: 18 kt Omega Seamaster early 80's ()

: I have an 18 kt gold (face,dials) with date
: window and leather strap.
: I want to know where and how to get this watch
: evaluated.

If you mean checking out its condition, then any reputable local watch repair shop should be able to check the watch out for you.

But you mean an estimate of its value, then the first place is to start with finding its serial number. It is an 8-digit number, always on the inside on the movement itself, but sometimes on the outside back of the watch, too. Then go to the Vintage Information section of the official OMEGA website. From there you should be able to look up more details. Or if you don't find it, to contact OMEGA directly -- giving them the serial number-- to get the model number, movement calibre and retail price when new. From there, you'd need to research what similar models sell for and factor in the condition of the one you have.

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