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Re: ladies vintage seamaster - rare or fake?
In Response To: ladies vintage seamaster - rare or fake? *PIC* ()

Can't help, sorry Amanda. But it's an interesting watch. As you say, it's surprising it's a Seamaster - the watch itself is more like a classy watch - one would expect it to be a Geneve or a Constellation.

The bracelet is surprising, too. It does seem right for a Seamaster, but not for that sort of watch!

But, that said, there have been many Omega models, as a glance at OMEGA SAGA will reveal, and it may well be genuine.

Personally, unless I had fallen in love with it, I would wait for something else to come up. There are often good bargains on the internet. How about a 1970's Geneve Dynamic? The ladies version is a very pretty little watch...

I haven't learnt to post pictures on this Forum yet, but I'll email one if you want.

Derek

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