I have a limited edition Omega commanders watch. Barely worn and I still have the original box and papers. I can't upload pictures from mobile but do have some available upon request. Asking $3,200

Link to the watch: https://www.omegawatches.com/watches/seamaster/diver-300-m/commander-s-watch/product

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You should try posting it on Watchuseek

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which band?

aggiepaintrain said:

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which band?

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same question

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RAB87 said:

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I don't get it. What value is there, other than novelty, in paying thousands of dollars for a watch? I'm a scuba diver and rely on my dive computer and gages. I do a lot of mountain biking, running, etc., for which I wear an Apple Watch. I know this Omega watch is of great quality, but does it do anything else besides keeping track of time?

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Goodness....have you never sold luxury goods before? "It costs so much because it's worth so much."

RAB87 said:

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I don't get it. What value is there, other than novelty, in paying thousands of dollars for a watch? I'm a scuba diver and rely on my dive computer and gages. I do a lot of mountain biking, running, etc., for which I wear an Apple Watch. I know this Omega watch is of great quality, but does it do anything else besides keeping track of time?

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I have the '1995' version of this watch. I got it in 2005. I've worn it every day since. Other than small scratches on the clasp, and some very small scratches on the SS bracelet, you would never know it is 13 years old and worn every day. The crystal face doesn't have a single scratch. Not to mention, when I'm diving, it's a great dive watch. It can go 300m, but no way I'm ever gonna get more than a 150ft deep. Check back with me in another 13 years and let's see if you're still wearing your iWatch2, and if I get another 13 out my "bracelet clock".

Suggest posting on houston board's high-end watch thread

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Another thing to note is that a nice watch is a keepsake and a family heirloom.

My dress watch is my great-grandfather's Rolex.

I'm sure great-grandkids in 60 years will love everyone's Apple watches.

Saw that on the Watch thread, and gotta say, I wouldn't want any other Rolex than that one. Just screams cool/class.