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InheritedAWatch
·My late grandmother gave me this Omega watch in its case some years ago, and I happened to be looking at it today. I got a magnifying glass to read the tiny print on the back. Oddly, the watch is inscribed to somebody whose name I don't recognize. There is no serial number on the outside. No card or anything else besides the white cotton thing (with clear plastic back) shown in the photo. I feel like there may have been a bag to put the box in but what happened to that bag, I don't know.
PRESENTED TO <NAME> IN RECOGNITION OF 30 YEARS OF SERVICE <COMPANY NAME> 1966
Is this worth anything? Should I try to track down the family? As the woman this was given to must be long since gone. The box is in relatively good shape but not perfect. The watch itself is fairly pristine besides age. This is a silver-tone watchband, despite the yellowish cast of the photo.
PRESENTED TO <NAME> IN RECOGNITION OF 30 YEARS OF SERVICE <COMPANY NAME> 1966
Is this worth anything? Should I try to track down the family? As the woman this was given to must be long since gone. The box is in relatively good shape but not perfect. The watch itself is fairly pristine besides age. This is a silver-tone watchband, despite the yellowish cast of the photo.
