A little pricey but worth an offer? The movement seems a little dirty around the edges. Screw head look undamaged. Very crisp case and I really like the dial.
Am I missing something?

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never seen a 'wood effect' gold dial on a Connie before
the dial has been put back in askew which makes everything seem a little tilted off line

should there not be some other marks other than an inked 18k on the back? -that's a question not a statement

case looks good but the lugs have seen a bit of polishing

rotor looks like it might have been replaced -not just because of the colour (which often shows up differently in photos) but because it doesn't look as though it has aged in line with the rest of the movement -and possible signs of slight rubbing on the case back? -therefore some would see that as a bonus

the hands puzzle me though
there are no minute markers -therefore the length would be a moot point for discussion
their colour looks wrong -but again that could just be reflection -hands often look like the wrong colour in photos -like rotors
but why would Omega put black inlaid hands on an otherwise entirely gold watch?

 

That font print looks off

 

Hands look to be replacements, as they have black inserts and dial hour markers have lume inserts. Case has seen quite a bit of polishing.

 

Looks like a dog to me - is that too emphatic?

 

Pretty emphatic. What do you really think?

 

The 18kt gold be worth a few £££ or $$$

OmegaSean

 

Maybe but if I wanted gold I'd buy a goldfish, I like watches

 

What's wrong with gold!

 

That is a true beauty, others will say it's too polished but I love it

OmegaSean