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OK, found my grail watch, so must raise funds to keep peace with my CFO. You know how it is... sell pens to buy pens... sell watches to buy watches. As long as I don't dip into CFO's coffer, then I am fine :-)

 

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Omega DeVille Prestige Chronometer Automatic dress watch, Reference No. 4800.31.01, Omega Cal.1120 movement. 35mm diameter, nice silver dial. Retail for the watch is $1600, typically sell for $1200 new online. Get this gentlely used one for $675 delivered within US and $725 International by express. The watch will come with a fairly new non-Omega croc band and original omega buckle. I don't have the box or papers, but guarantee to be authenitc or your money back + 10%. Solid case back and date function at 3 o'clock position. Nice and clean looking watch.

 

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OK, found my grail watch, so must raise funds to keep peace with my CFO. You know how it is... sell pens to buy pens... sell watches to buy watches. As long as I don't dip into CFO's coffer, then I am fine :-)

 

So, here it is:

Omega DeVille Prestige Chronometer Automatic dress watch, Reference No. 4800.31.01, Omega Cal.1120 movement. 35mm diameter, nice silver dial. Retail for the watch is $1600, typically sell for $1200 new online. Get this gentlely used one for $675 delivered within US and $725 International by express. The watch will come with a fairly new non-Omega croc band and original omega buckle. I don't have the box or papers, but guarantee to be authenitc or your money back + 10%. Solid case back and date function at 3 o'clock position. Nice and clean looking watch.

 

Kevin

 

The Deville Prestige is my favorite modern Omega. I wish I had the funds available... How old is it? Has it ever been serviced? Um... do you have the COSC cert? Idle questions, no need to answer -- I can't afford it. Oh, here's the real question: So what was the grail watch?

 

Doug

 

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OK, found my grail watch, so must raise funds to keep peace with my CFO. You know how it is... sell pens to buy pens... sell watches to buy watches. As long as I don't dip into CFO's coffer, then I am fine :-)

 

So, here it is:

Omega DeVille Prestige Chronometer Automatic dress watch, Reference No. 4800.31.01, Omega Cal.1120 movement. 35mm diameter, nice silver dial. Retail for the watch is $1600, typically sell for $1200 new online. Get this gentlely used one for $675 delivered within US and $725 International by express. The watch will come with a fairly new non-Omega croc band and original omega buckle. I don't have the box or papers, but guarantee to be authenitc or your money back + 10%. Solid case back and date function at 3 o'clock position. Nice and clean looking watch.

 

Kevin

 

The Deville Prestige is my favorite modern Omega. I wish I had the funds available... How old is it? Has it ever been serviced? Um... do you have the COSC cert? Idle questions, no need to answer -- I can't afford it. Oh, here's the real question: So what was the grail watch?

 

Doug

 

Hi Doug,

 

I have lost boxes and papers from all the different moves. It has been service once in 2005. Nothing wrong, just routine service. I do love the watch, but I am gravitating toward 38mm size as my taste have changed over time.

 

My grail watch.... well, ain't telling until I can actually get it :-)

 

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