1900s Omega Hunter Pocket Watch: ID and Discussion

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Dear all, i have received this Omega hunter pocket watch as a gift from my great grandfather. The only piece of information i have is that it comes from Switzerland and the number 3833253 is engraved on the case. I don't even know if it's gold plated or in gold.

I would like to have as much information as possible regarding this watch, what is the best way to restore it and maintain it and the expected market value. I am not looking at selling it i want to keep it but i would like to understand it's value.

 
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I would like to have as much information as possible regarding this watch, what is the best way to restore it and maintain it and the expected market value.
You are not giving us much to work with.

Unfortunately, a watch’s market value has a lot to do with the precious metal in the case.

Your best bet would be to visit a jeweler who can evaluate the case and then a watchmaker to evaluate the movement.

Hope this helps,
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