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Vintage Omega prices: what they actually sell for
What a vintage Omega sells for, by model and calibre, as a running watch with its original dial. Every row opens eBay's own sold search for that model, so you can see the real sales behind each band.
Most sell for a few hundred to a few thousand US dollars as a running watch with the original dial. A 1970s steel Genève or Seamaster automatic sells in the low-to-mid hundreds; a 1960s Seamaster, Seamaster De Ville or Constellation with a 500- or 560-series calibre in the high hundreds to low thousands; a Speedmaster, Flightmaster or Ploprof for several thousand. Solid gold sets a floor at the gold weight, and a redial or a non-runner roughly halves the price as a watch.
Prices by model
| Model | Which one | Typical sold, as a watch | Real prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seamaster | |||
| 1960s automatic, date | cal. 562 / 565 | High hundreds to low thousands | Sold prices For sale |
| 1960s automatic, no date | cal. 552 | High hundreds to low thousands | Sold prices For sale |
| Bumper automatic | 1948–55 · cal. 342–355 | Mid hundreds to low thousands | Sold prices For sale |
| 1970s automatic | cal. 1010 / 1020 | Low-to-mid hundreds | Sold prices For sale |
| Solid 18k gold | 750 stamp inside the back | Low thousands upward | Sold prices For sale |
| Constellation | |||
| Bumper pie-pan | 1952–55 · cal. 354 | Low thousands | Sold prices For sale |
| Pie-pan, no date | 1956–66 · cal. 505 / 551 | Low thousands, steel into mid | Sold prices For sale |
| Pie-pan, date | 1956–66 · cal. 561 | Low thousands, steel into mid | Sold prices For sale |
| C-shape | 1966–69 · cal. 564 | Around a thousand | Sold prices For sale |
| 1970s automatic | cal. 1001 / 1011 / 1021 | Mid-to-high hundreds | Sold prices For sale |
| Solid 18k gold | any era | Mid thousands and up | Sold prices For sale |
| Genève | |||
| 1970s automatic, date | cal. 1012 | Low-to-mid hundreds | Sold prices For sale |
| Late 1960s automatic | cal. 552 / 565 | Mid hundreds and up | Sold prices For sale |
| Seamaster De Ville | |||
| Automatic, date | 166.020 · cal. 562 / 565 | High hundreds to low thousands | Sold prices For sale |
| Automatic, no date | 165.020 · cal. 552 | High hundreds to low thousands | Sold prices For sale |
| Solid 18k gold | BA case, 750 stamp | Low thousands upward | Sold prices For sale |
| Ladies' De Ville, quartz | 1980s–90s, steel or plated | Low hundreds | Sold prices For sale |
| Seamaster 120 | |||
| 1960s automatic, date | 166.0027 · cal. 562 / 565 | High hundreds to low thousands | Sold prices For sale |
| Seamaster Cosmic | |||
| 1960s automatic, date | 166.0026 · cal. 565 | A few hundred to around a thousand | Sold prices For sale |
| Day-date | 166.0036 · cal. 752 | Around a thousand and up | Sold prices For sale |
| Speedmaster | |||
| Professional, 1970s | 145.022 · cal. 861 | Several thousand | Sold prices For sale |
| The 321 era | 105.012 / 145.012 · cal. 321 | Thousands to tens of thousands | Sold prices For sale |
| Flightmaster | |||
| Steel | 145.013 / 145.026 · cal. 910 / 911 | A few thousand | Sold prices For sale |
| Ploprof | |||
| Ploprof 600 | 166.077 · cal. 1002 | Several thousand | Sold prices For sale |
No model matches that. Look up the case reference inside the back with the reference lookup to find which one you have.
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Asking prices aren't prices
A listing shows what a seller hopes to get. A sold listing shows what a buyer paid, and on vintage Omegas the gap is wide, widest on watches described as "all original" or "just serviced". Price guides built from asking prices carry the same inflation. The sold links above show finished sales only.
What moves the price
Six photographs and the weight, and I put it in writing: calibre confirmed against its factory sheet, case checked against Omega's own case data, serial dated, dial judged, three honest values. Within a day. US$75, and nothing to pay until I confirm the photos can answer it.
Questions people ask
How much is a vintage Omega worth?
Most sell for a few hundred to a few thousand US dollars as a running watch with the original dial. A 1970s steel Genève or Seamaster automatic sells in the low-to-mid hundreds; a 1960s Seamaster, Seamaster De Ville or Constellation with a 500- or 560-series calibre in the high hundreds to low thousands; a Speedmaster, Flightmaster or Ploprof for several thousand. Solid gold sets a floor at the gold weight, and a redial or a non-runner roughly halves the price as a watch.
Which vintage Omegas are worth the most?
Among everyday models, the Speedmaster with the calibre 321, from thousands to tens of thousands of US dollars. The 1970s Speedmaster Professional, the Flightmaster and the Ploprof sell for several thousand, and a solid 18k gold Constellation for mid thousands and up.
Where can I see what vintage Omegas actually sold for?
In completed sales, not asking prices: eBay's sold listings, auction results with the buyer's premium added, and forum sales threads. Every model on this page links straight to its eBay sold search.
Why do two similar vintage Omegas sell for such different prices?
Dial, metal, calibre, case and condition. A redial or a non-runner roughly halves the price as a watch, solid gold sets a floor at the gold weight, and a movement that doesn't belong in the case turns a watch into a parts watch.
The bands are typical completed sales in 2026 for a running watch with its original dial, from the Watch Breaker model guides, checked September 2026. They are a guide, not an appraisal: a watch can sit outside its band, and the sold links show the current numbers. For more on each model, see the Seamaster, Constellation, Genève, Seamaster De Ville and Speedmaster guides.
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