Omega Gold Watches

[M&L]

Hello All,
Yesterday I had a chance to try some of the Omega gold watches. They are feel very well made and nice on the wrist. My question is are they worth buying it in AD on retail price or it’s better to get one on the grey market? How much cheaper I can get one of them when going grey?

[Easy E]

Cheaper on the secondary by a long way. Like approaching 40%

You will just have to be patient. Not a ton of them out there, and the new Constellation will take a few more months (imho) before you see any listed - its too new.

[ap1]

Moonshine gold speedies are the way. Ive seem like 27k bracelet

[alllexandru]

Yes, stunning in person.
Prefer for piece of mind buying from AD if new, used I’m ok with a reliable source

[shalako]

Sedna Gold and ceramic for me, the perfect combination, I managed to get it LNIB significantly off retail.

[M&L]

Thank you all. I will have my eyes on one of those on secondary market

[macluven]

Originally Posted by M&L

Hello All,
Yesterday I had a chance to try some of the Omega gold watches. They are feel very well made and nice on the wrist. My question is are they worth buying it in AD on retail price or it’s better to get one on the grey market? How much cheaper I can get one of them when going grey?

That Aqua Terra is beautiful! I've always liked the Aqua Terra but never pulled the trigger on one. This gold version is really eye catching. May have to re-evaluate my next watch acquisition.

[Trogster]

There are some pretty impressive discounts to be had at some AD's. Of course some models are boutique exclusive... and OB's are generally reluctant to offer discounts.

However when buying a grail, I often think about the famous quote by Ben Franklin which I think translates well to this subject:

“The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.”

― Benjamin Franklin