For me, coming from the perspective that if I'm buying a vintage omega it's probably a speedy, it all depends on how much I know I'm going to need to spend to brand the watch right. Crystal: Negligible difference
Crown/Pushers: Small difference. For example I only recently bought an ed white with incorrect pushers and crown. I know going in that the right crown is going to price me ~$500 and the correct curt pushers are going to cost me ~$600 for a ready, then I factored that in when I bought it. When it's washed the watch will be correct again and no one really cares about those parts being replaced.
Bezel: Depends entirely on the watch. If information technology's a speedy that should take a DON, that'southward a big difference. Up to half the value of the watch if we're talking a 145.012. If it's a speedy from a few years later that needs a DN90, not and then much. Either way, as long as it's priced in it's not a dealbreaker for me. Speedy bezels are expensive, but not exactly difficult to find.
Hands: Now we're into the territory where I probably won't purchase the watch. Because now not just do I take to find correct hands but I besides take to bargain with them not matching the dial. So in addition to the cost of the hands I'1000 also looking at another couple hundred to have them relumed to lucifer the dial, so whenever I sell the lookout there is going to be the caveat that the hands are redone. So at that point information technology's impossible to make the watch right. Not that I personally have a huge issue with relumed hands, only unless the watch is a steal I'd rather concur out for an example without that event.
Dial: Unless I had an original dial lined upwards I wouldn't touch it.
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