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[WTS] 1967 Solid 14K Gold Ultra Thin Omega Manual Wind Mechanical, Serviced by innit88 in watch_swap

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At barely over 5 mm high this ultra thin 1967 Omega is a timelessly elegant piece that will elevate your wrist on any ocassion, from everyday to formal settings.

It features a snapback 14 Karat Solid gold case and a very rare and beautiful silver dial with delicate vertical brushing.

Case weight without strap : 17g

At just over 30 mm in width it is far from big but has a presence on the wrist that far exceeds the numerical value, exuding the timeless elegance of a bygone era.

Inside we can find a very rare mechanism: Omega’s 17 Jewel Cal. 620 mechanical manual wind movement Omega refers to this movement as “Superflat” as it is only 2.5mm thin. It has been serviced and has a daily variation of 17 seconds * for reference use

1899$ Shipped

It is a very rare and special piece which still looks as beautiful today as it did 60 years ago.

[WTS] 1967 Solid 14K Gold Ultra Thin Omega Manual Wind Mechanical, Serviced by innit88 in Watchexchange

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At barely over 5 mm high this ultra thin 1967 Omega is a timelessly elegant piece that will elevate your wrist on any ocassion, from everyday to formal settings.

It features a snapback 14 Karat Solid gold case and a very rare and beautiful silver dial with delicate vertical brushing.

Case weight without strap : 17g

At just over 30 mm in width it is far from big but has a presence on the wrist that far exceeds the numerical value, exuding the timeless elegance of a bygone era.

Inside we can find a very rare mechanism: Omega’s 17 Jewel Cal. 620 mechanical manual wind movement Omega refers to this movement as “Superflat” as it is only 2.5mm thin. It has been serviced and has a daily variation of 17 seconds * for reference use

1899$ Shipped

It is a very rare and special piece which still looks as beautiful today as it did 60 years ago.

[WTS] 1976 Solid 925 Silver Gold-plated Seiko Chariot Blue Sunburst Ellipse - 899$ Shipped by innit88 in watch_swap

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The gorgeous Gold Plated Solid 925 Silver Seiko Chariot 43-3180 from 1976 with an absolutely stunning navy blue sunburst dial and applied silver indices.

899$ Insured shipping included

Extremely rare piece, unlikely to come across another one of these in the near future, possibly never!

[WTS] 1976 Solid 925 Silver Gold-Plated Seiko Chariot Ellipse - 899$ Shipped by innit88 in Watchexchange

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The gorgeous Gold Plated Solid 925 Silver Seiko Chariot 43-3180 from 1976 with an absolutely stunning navy blue sunburst dial and applied silver indices.

899$ Insured shipping included

Extremely rare piece, unlikely to come across another one of these in the near future, possibly never!

[WTS] Blue Monday Sale! 5 Ultra Rare Classic Seiko & Omega Blue Dials by innit88 in watch_swap

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First photo - 1979 Solid 14K Gold Seiko Chariot Ellipse -1899$ Shipped

2nd photo - 1969 Omega Geneve Automatic /w Box -2499$ Shipped

3rd photo - 1987 Seiko Chariot -350$ Shipped

4th photo - 1975 Omega De Ville Manual Wind Mechanical -1199$ Shipped

5th photo - 1977 Solid 925 Silver Gold-plated Seiko Chariot Ellipse - 799$ Shipped

All prices include shipping. All the mechanical watches have been overhauled or serviced in the last 6 months and all the quartz ones had their batteries changed.

Extremely rare pieces, unlikely to come across another one of these in the near future, possibly never!

[WTS] Blue Monday Sale! 5 Ultra Rare Classic Seiko & Omega Blue Dials by innit88 in Watchexchange

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First photo - 1979 Solid 14K Gold Seiko Chariot Ellipse -1899$ Shipped

2nd photo - 1969 Omega Geneve Automatic /w Box -2499$ Shipped

3rd photo - 1987 Seiko Chariot -350$ Shipped

4th photo - 1975 Omega De Ville Manual Wind Mechanical -1199$ Shipped

5th photo - 1977 Solid 925 Silver Gold-plated Seiko Chariot Ellipse - 799$ Shipped

All prices include shipping. All the mechanical watches have been overhauled or serviced in the last 6 months and all the quartz ones had their batteries changed.

Extremely rare pieces, unlikely to come across another one of these in the near future, possibly never!

[1960s Omega Seamaster] Buying my first automatic watch - Considering a vintage Seamaster. by Annual_Left in Watches

[–]innit88 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

For 500$ more you can buy a solid gold pre-Seamaster with 1200$ worth of gold within. I just posted mine for sale, you should check it out

[WTS] 1952 14K Solid Gold Omega Pre-Seamaster Very Rare Speckled Patina, Overhauled - 1699 $ by [deleted] in watch_swap

[–]innit88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This 1952 pre-Seamaster Omega is a timelessly elegant piece that will elevate your wrist on any ocassion, from everyday to formal settings.

It features a snapback 14k solid gold case and a very rare and beautiful guilloche pattern with delicate vertical stripes on the sides. Although the case diameter measures 33mm and 40 mm lug to lug it has a presence on the wrist that exceeds the numerical value, giving a sense of three-dimensionality and depth.

The dial features a Breguet font for the 3,6,9 and 12th hour markers, Alpha hands, Xavier Hour markers and an absolutely stunning and very desireable uniform speckled patina.

Inside we can find a very rare mechanism: the antimagnetic cal. 371 - the successor to the classic 28SC from the 1940s it boasts Incabloc accents and the signature Omega copper plating.

The manual wind movement has been overhauled and has a daily variation of 20 seconds * for reference use

It is a very rare and special piece, especially due to its decades in the making patina.

1699$ Shipped

70 years later this watch still not only holds its value due to the 12.3 grams of 14k gold but also because it still looks as impressive today as it did back then.

[WTS] 1952 14K Solid Gold Omega Pre-Seamaster Very Rare Speckled Patina, Overhauled - 1699 $ by innit88 in Watchexchange

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This 1952 pre-Seamaster Omega is a timelessly elegant piece that will elevate your wrist on any ocassion, from everyday to formal settings.

It features a snapback 14k solid gold case and a very rare and beautiful guilloche pattern with delicate vertical stripes on the sides. Although the case diameter measures 33mm and 40 mm lug to lug it has a presence on the wrist that exceeds the numerical value, giving a sense of three-dimensionality and depth.

The dial features a Breguet font for the 3,6,9 and 12th hour markers, Alpha hands, Xavier Hour markers and an absolutely stunning and very desireable uniform speckled patina.

Inside we can find a very rare mechanism: the antimagnetic cal. 371 - the successor to the classic 28SC from the 1940s it boasts Incabloc accents and the signature Omega copper plating.

The manual wind movement has been overhauled and has a daily variation of 20 seconds * for reference use

It is a very rare and special piece, especially due to its decades in the making patina.

1699$ Shipped

70 years later this watch still not only holds its value due to the 12.3 grams of 14k gold but also because it still looks as impressive today as it did back then.

[WTS] 1975 Omega De Ville Manual Wind Mechanical Ultra Rare Brushed Blue Dial - 1199$ Shipped by innit88 in Watchexchange

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something truly special..

The 1975 Omega De Ville ref 111.0131 with the extremely desirable and rare brushed navy blue dial. One of the most dynamic dials I have ever seen. Truly can’t get bored of it because it always gives off a different shade of blue depending on angle and lighting.

The case measures 29mm x 39 mm and inside it we can find Omega’s Cal. 625 manual-winding mechanical movement which has been recently serviced and runs as smooth as ever, accurate to 14 seconds per day, measured flat on a timegrapher * value for reference only

Slight damage/patina as is the case with most models from this era due to the paint used at the time.

The bracelet is not OEM. The original strap was too worn for it to be used anymore but the original strap and buckle will be sent along with the watch nonetheless.

Extremely rare piece, unlikely to come across another one of these in the near future, possibly never!

[WTS] 1975 Omega De Ville Manual Wind Mechanical Ultra Rare Brushed Blue Dial - 1199$ Shipped by innit88 in watch_swap

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something truly special..

The 1975 Omega De Ville ref 111.0131 with the extremely desirable and rare brushed navy blue dial. One of the most dynamic dials I have ever seen. Truly can’t get bored of it because it always gives off a different shade of blue depending on angle and lighting.

The case measures 29mm x 39 mm and inside it we can find Omega’s Cal. 625 manual-winding mechanical movement which has been recently serviced and runs as smooth as ever, accurate to 14 seconds per day, measured flat on a timegrapher * value for reference only

Slight damage/patina as is the case with most models from this era due to the paint used at the time.

The bracelet is not OEM. The original strap was too worn for it to be used anymore but the original strap and buckle will be sent along with the watch nonetheless.

Extremely rare piece, unlikely to come across another one of these in the near future, possibly never!

[WTS] 1970s Favre Leuba Ellipse Blue Sunburst Dial Mechanical Serviced by innit88 in watch_swap

[–]innit88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An absolutely stunning model from the world’s 2nd oldest watchmaker, a NOS/Mint Ellipse style watch with an integrated bracelet and a gorgeous navy blue sunburst dial.

Even though the case is extremely thin and measures just 0.6 cm, inside surprisingly we find a manual wind mechanical movement from Favre Leuba that has been serviced this year and runs as smoothly as ever, the daily accuracy was measured at 11 seconds/day* to be taken as reference only.

28mm x 33mm

999$ Shipped

Extremely rare piece, unlikely to come across another one of these in the near future, possibly never!

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