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I got these a few months back from sacredheart (original ad here https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/3343­07/#comment14748632), but with my wife having bought me a Speedmaster I do't think it's right that this just sits in a drawer.

1973 Omega Seamaster Cosmic 2000. It was serviced by http://www.simonfreesewatchmakers.com/ab­out-1/ just before I bought it at a cost of £425. It was and is in super clean condition and keeps good time. Leather strap was new when I got it and still very tidy. I paid £575 so thinking £525 is reasonable.

There's further general details on the watch here https://www.welwynwatches.co.uk/omega-se­amaster-cosmic-2000.html

Me too

Size?

I’ve got a couple of flat 150 Cattleheads!

Trick cantis would be something like Ringle or other boutique brands.

Rigid forks? Depending on a-c length, Pace RC30 or RC31 (likely the latter with suspension forks fitted) and the burly fork legs would suit the frame tubes well. I’ve got both spare if you need some although both are threadless steerer. If that works then I’ve also got a NOS Cattlehead stem

Please, not with the hanger!!!!

Great frame in amazing condition!

With rim brakes you are stuck with 26” wheels and I’d say go with trick cantis given the rear hanger. Unless you have an adapter (don’t) then you’ll need a quill stem, maybe a Syncros Cattleprod with integrated hanger. That apart you could go modern but this would look great with M900 (and think there was someone on here selling an M737 mini group at a very attractive price).

Oh, and definitely amberwalls

Surely a question for the ages ....

Thanks, really helpful

I think the price is reasonable but happy to discuss part ex for some tat that I don’t need

Someone more knowledgeable than me might be able to help but the above details and in the original ad are all I know

Great, many thanks!!

Shameless plug but selling an Onega Seamaster Cosmic 2000 here https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/338995/

Bought this from sacredheart a few months ago (original ad here https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/334307/#comment14748632), but my wife has just bought me a Speedmaster (totally overwhelmed) so think this should go to someone else.

1973 Omega Seamaster Cosmic 2000. It was serviced by Omega just before I bought it at £425 and it was and is in super clean condition and keeps good time. Leather strap was new when I got it and still very tidy. I paid £575 so thinking £525 is reasonable.

I got it from sacredheart only a few months ago and he said that he’d just had it serviced by a proper Omega person at quite a cost. It certainly is very clean and keeps time fine.

£? I paid £575 so thinking as I’ve had it a few months £525 seems reasonable

Sorry, he says it is a bit too small

Have sent the link over to a mate who could well be interested

Oh, and here’s the new watch

Apologies for spam but I’m about to list an Omega Seamaster Cosmic 2000 (pic is from he original ad) because I’ve just been given a Speedmaster (not humble or bragging, feeling a bit overwhelmed).

All sorted now

Cheers, now sorted!!

Will be used over WiFi for Skype/Facebook video mainly so memory size or other considerations not so important.

Anyone?

Or possibly Hunt alloy aero wide?

After some Hed Belgium rim brake wheels, Sram/Shimano 11 speed free hub - anyone got a set they aren’t using?