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Hello,I am thinking of selling the above watch, had it about 4 years purchased new from AD in London (Mappin &Webb). Ive only wore it a few times as got other watches so its in fantastic original condition. As anyone a ballpark figure of what its worth in �� sterling? Thanks.ps ive kept an eye on auction sites but this model rarely comes up.

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Bought purely on its classic looks, and Omega's reputation in the 40s, 50s and 60s, a 1952 Seamaster with bumper winding and subsidiary seconds. I know nothing about these, any knowledge / comments would be appreciated..finewatchco/OmegaSeamasterSMT1010.html

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It's possible that a similar thread has been posted on this forum but I searched and didn't find anything. Anyway, here's my question. If one has the older version of the explorer I with the MK1 dial and shorter hands is it possible to upgrade to the MK2 dial with longer hands? If so, does the watch have to be sent to a RSC or can it be done at an AD? Has anyone done this? If so, how much did it cost? I have an explorer I with a MK1 dial and I'm really happy with it, short(er) hands and all, but I'm curious as to what options I have. Thanks, Robert

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So I'm in love with the GMT Pepsi but can't find one in a decent shape and the white gold one is rediculously expensive. Would I be able to get the BLRO ceramic insert?Will it fit in the current 116710?What do you guys think of that idea?Thanks for any thoughts