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: Hey Guys,
: Can anyone give me a few tips where I can look
: for new Omega Seamaster for around $800 on
: the internet? If I can get it used but still
: in good condition and for quite less, then
: please give me that tip as well.
You have ZERO chance of getting a brand new Seamaster for $800. MSRP is $1995, and $800 is actually $300 BELOW dealer cost. You may find a decent used one for $800, but it will not be "like new". A new production, lightly used model will still hold about 50-60% of MSRP. A more heavily used one, with numerous scratches on the bracelet, clasp, and perhaps the bezel, may sell for $800 or so.
Keep in mind you have a very low price range, as $800 is 60% off of MSRP. Most people would gladly buy a Seamaster at that price.
I would recommend the TimeZone Sales Corner (www.timezone.com), the ChronoTrader Forum on this site, or the Sales Forum at watchuseek.com. Also check out the watchnet.com Trading Post. These places all have "for sale" listings.
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