[jmerritt26]

Due to a job loss I am likely going to have to sell my Omega Planet Ocean. I bought it less than two years ago from an authorized dealer. It runs great and is in great shape. Honestly I have only had to reset the time twice, I wear it every day.

My questions are:

Where is the best place to sell it? Should I just start with Ebay?

What can I expect to get for it? I paid $3,300 from a dealer in Texas.

Thanks.

 

[ulackfocus]

What size, what caliber, and what color pattern is it? Model number is important too. We'd have to see good pictures of it to tell you what a fair price is.

 

[jmerritt26]

What size, what caliber, and what color pattern is it? Model number is important too. We'd have to see good pictures of it to tell you what a fair price is.

It is the regular size (None XL), Calibre 2500, black pattern. I am not sure where the model number is, I will look for it. Pics Below.

Thanks.

 

[jhs82]

That's a 2201.50.00.

OMEGA Watches: Seamaster Planet Ocean - Steel on steel - 2201.50.00

 

[ulackfocus]

I'm not one to track modern Omegas, especially divers, but I recall these selling in the neighborhood of $1800 - $2000 in good condition with box & papers.

 

[wjk_glynn]

Watchrecon and Elite Deal Seeker aremwebsites that scrape various watch-for-sale sites and they are usefull to see how the market is doing. One thing to watch for is how long watches sit on the market at various price points. Some folks price well, and it moves quickly. Others are dreamers...

The sites:

Planet Ocean - Omega - WatchRecon

Elite Deal Seeker

Karl.