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Omega bracelets have long been considered some of the best in the world and they make cases that blend ceramics, silicon, and new alloys with metals for outstanding longevity.

Are Omega cases and bracelets good?

Omega watches are made in Bienne, Switzerland.

Are Omega watches made in Switzerland?

Omega and Rolex watches are quite different in their styling and so can be difficult to compare. However, when it comes to the accuracy and quality of manufacture of a modern Omega watch, yes, they are as good as Rolex.

Is Omega the same quality as Rolex?

Omega mechanical movements are made to the highest standards. Omega watches are one of only two brands to qualify as Master Chronometers, in fact they established the concept jointly with METAS (The Federal Institute of Metrology).

Are Omega movements good quality?

Omega are one of the most desirable watch brands in the world and have been since they began to use the Omega name in 1903.Omega watches are made with traditional craftsmanship and state-of-the-industry materials.

Are pre owned Omega watches desirable?

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Omega Vintage Watches: A Collector's Dream

Pre owned Omega Watches tend to hold or indeed increase in value, as opposed to new, which tend to depreciate as soon as you leave the store. So, buying pre owned is a shrewd financial decision, plus you will probably get what you want much sooner.

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When you buy a perfect, fully tested and warrantied pre-owned Omega watch from Oakleigh Watches, you will normally be saving a considerable amount and still getting a watch that you can rely on 100%.

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Below are 5 key things to consider when buying pre owned Omega watches.

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1. Investment, Pleasure or Both?

If you’re buying purely for investment, then you don’t need to worry about the style of watch. Rather, you need to focus on whether a model is desirable now and whether it is likely to be so for the foreseeable future. So, my top three tips …

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• Always go for a watch with the widest appeal and the most limited supply.

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• If it’s purely for investment purposes, buy the very best example you can find. After all you don’t have to worry about damaging it if it’s only going to sit in your safe.

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• Make sure you buy a Full Set – box, papers, service records and accessories.

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If buying for pleasure and or both pleasure and investment – keep reading.

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2. Style

If you are wanting to wear your Omega watch, pick something that has style longevity, suits your style and your wrist.

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There are literally hundreds of watches to choose from, varying in size, colour, purpose and so on.

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The most popular pre owned Omega watches tend to be sports watches and are split into two main groups – the Omega Speedmaster and the Omega Seamaster.

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There are several models of Speedmaster, but the two key ones are:

• The Moonwatch is the classic manual winding chronograph with a steel caseback and a Hesalite plexiglass. One of the most iconic watches ever made, it’s a beautifully designed statement for your wrist.

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• The Speedmaster Sapphire is a more modern automatic watch. The display back gives it a special unique edge and the Sapphire Crystal makes it more robust.

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You will find many variations on the classic Omega Speedmaster theme including limited editions, different case sizing and added complications.

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Speedmasters tend to have a case size that is between 42-43mm plus the chronograph pushers. While they’re relatively slim, they are quite wide on the wrist.

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There are 4 models of Seamaster:

• The Omega Seamaster 300 is a classic 1960’s style Diver. Ideal for those looking for something with a vintage feel – a slightly smaller watch.

• The Omega Seamaster Diver is a modern take on the dive watch, worn for years by Bond, James Bond. The case is bigger (up to 42mm) but not bulky, so ideal sports watch for a daily wearer.

• The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean is a bigger dive watch than the others with a helium release valve and deeper depth rating. Perfect for ‘actual’ divers or for those that like something substantial on their wrist.

• The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra is a slighter dressier take on the Seamaster and while still sporty, is more suited to a three piece suit than a wetsuit.

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3. Size

Does matter when it comes to watches. However, it is all down to confidence and perspective.

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Just because you’re small in stature, doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t carry off a larger timepiece. In fact, it’s very much the fashion for women to wear oversized men’s watches.

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For a man, it’s all about confidence. If you feel comfortable going big and will wear a 43mm + proudly, then it will look good. If you’re going to be self-conscious, then pick something classic like a Seamaster 300 or the Aqua Terra.

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Most modern watches tend to have larger cases, simply because as a nation we are bigger. If you want something small, you might want to look at vintage models (pre 1980).

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4. Vintage or Modern

The choice between a vintage or modern watch is partly one of personal taste and partly one of robustness.

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We mentioned above about the fact that vintage tend to be smaller in fact, the Omega Speedmaster was 4mm smaller in the 1960’s than it is now. So, if you like a slightly smaller vintage look, then this might be for you.

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On the other hand, if you want to wear your Speedmaster every day, then you should go for a newer one as the 321 movement from the 1960’s can be fragile and expensive to repair.

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Modern watches are more robust due to developments in technology and therefore are more hard wearing and suited to regular as opposed to occasional wear.

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Servicing costs for a vintage watch can be higher and parts hard to come by – two important considerations when choosing between modern and vintage pre owned Omega watches.

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5. Fashion or Function 

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What do you want your Omega for?

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Omega watches are among the most precise in the world and they’ve set more precision records than anyone else. Because of this they have long been associated with timing at major sporting events including both Summer and Winter Olympics.

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If you do want a sports watch for actual sport, the Omega Seamaster models are the best place to start.

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If you’re simply looking for a fantastic watch made to the highest of standards, then you can have some fun choosing.

5 Step Guide to Buying Pre owned Omega Watches

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This Pre-Owned Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean is an excellent Full Set.
Its stainless steel case is in terrific condition and it has the classic orange aluminium bezel insert of the early Planet Oceans.
It's fitted with the original full bracelet that has virtually no wear as well as an orange Strap Tailor strap to reflect those early orange Planet Oceans even more.  It's all in great condition for a watch that was made in 2007
The movement was serviced by a certified Omega service centre in 2020. It comes with the boxes, papers (including service receipt), manual and tag.
The current Omega range still features three sizes of Planet Ocean but no 42mm.  There's  39mm, a 43.5mm and a 45.5mm but nothing in between and this is making the discontinued 42mm an appreciating asset.
Just tested by Omega certified watch specialists <a href="https://www.michlmayr.com/">Michlmayr &amp; Co,</a> this Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean is running smoothly and strong and within COSC spec.
For more Omega Watches visit our <a href="https://www.oakleighwatches.co.uk/brand/pre-owned-omega-watches">Omega </a>Brand page.
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Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 42mm

This Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean has the classic orange aluminium bezel insert of the early Planet Oceans. Recently serviced and warrantied.

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean | 2007 | Full Set

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