Value Estimate: Omega (Automatic) Seamaster Cosmic 2000

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I have had this item from new for the last 35 years and it is in good working condition, albeit that it has not been in use for the last twenty or so years. It does not have an original Omega band/strap.

Any ideas of a value range for this item would be appreciated.

At the moment I cannot seem to get some nice clear images to post and will continue trying.

Thank you.

Mark.
 
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When you can post pics we can help you more. There were a few different versions of the Cosmic. Does yours have a strap or a bracelet? Is it date only or day & date?
 
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Thanks for your prompt response. It has a strap and date only.
 
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What kind of problems are you having with posting the image?
 
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I need to work out a way to take the image without the flash.
 
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This is the best I could do. Hope it's clear enough. Thanks.

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Looks like a 166.0130 with a caliber 1012. The earlier Cosmics with the 56x and 75x go for more money. Still, $200 to $350 is the ballpark for that one, maybe a smidge more if it's in better shape than can be discerned by that picture. The photo is too washed out so try taking one without the flash using indirect natural light, like near a window without too much glare.
 
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