1941 Omega Chronograph 33.3

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I'm trying to get a fair valuation for my Omega Chronograph 33.3 from circa 1940/41 - see photo.

It is an oversized 37.5mm, 14k gold, original and unpolished, signed Omega case (nr 9173xxx). Movement is a 33.3 cal, serial nr 9384xxx. The black and gold dial is original, untouched, in excellent condition, and includes a Telemetre scale (km) and a Tachymetre.

The watch was checked by Chronoglide in the Netherlands in July 2024 and is deemed to be in an excellent original condition.

Looking forward to your thoughts.

 
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Not sure about your comments about it being unpolished based on the one photo you gave supplied. You will need better close up photos if you want any more comments.

We also do not run a valuation service so you will have to use the information you have to work out what similar examples have sold for recently
 
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Why don’t you ask Chronoglide?
I did, but they said (at the time) they didn't offer valuations. Kalle Slaap was very excited about the watch though, so much so he posted about it on his YouTube channel.
 
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Not sure about your comments about it being unpolished based on the one photo you gave supplied. You will need better close up photos if you want any more comments.

We also do not run a valuation service so you will have to use the information you have to work out what similar examples have sold for recently
It is noted as being unpolished by Chronoglide's report. I purchased the watch in 1997, never polished it.

If you can give me a hint where or how to find prices of recently sold examples, that would be much appreciated.
 
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It is noted as being unpolished by Chronoglide's report. I purchased the watch in 1997, never polished it.
If you can give me a hint where or how to find prices of recently sold examples, that would be much appreciated.