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and want to keep it. If you do, then the price is reasonable (if you take John's suggestion and do not pay for an overpried Omega strap). The watch should come back from NJ looking like new and will give you many years of future use, even if it is a quartz.
If you don't really like the watch and are thinking of selling it to buy a new one, I wouldn't bother and just forget about selling it. There are not a whole lot of Omegas from this era (late 70s to late 80s) that are worth a whole lot of money (because they are not popular), and I am pretty sure a Deville is not on of them. I doubt you could even recoup the money for the servicing.
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