totenhosen
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Not sure if your tastes go to old Omega's but I saw many vintage ladies ones when I was looking for mens..
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Not sure if your tastes go to old Omega's but I saw many vintage ladies ones when I was looking for mens..
Raven, why do you need to have an in-house movement? I just got a JLC Master Control ultra thin and it actually meets all your criteria, 34mm, in-house movement, higher quality than the IWC's in the same kinda price range, etc, etc, and it was much less than you'd expect. It'd work well as a women's watch (I have very thin wrists)
It doesn't have to be in-house, that would just be a nice thing to have. Obviously a lot of watches like IWC in my price range wouldn't be in-house... but definitely if it meets my other criteria, that'd be a great fit.
Where did you get those two? I hardly ever see vintage Omegas in such great shape.
Be very careful....there is a reason true vintage ......looks vintage.
Exactly my first thought. Way too nice looking to be vintage. But hey, you never know.
So... are those 'vintage' omegas on ebay not legit? (sorry, I'm completely new to buying nice watches...)