1969 14k womens watch

I have one similar to that.

These were from the Saffette line. The crystals were faceted like a synthetic sapphire.

The cases were made locally (In the US) to avoid import tariffs.

When I first joined OF I asked if there was any sort of cross reference to these numbers. Ross was the one who I think made my case. The EE may refer to 14K gold. The casing numbers do not relate to the Omega charts, although the designs can be seen in the reference books. There was a watch similar to mine in the Museum.

I got mine for the scrap price of gold sometime in the mid 1990s.

These watches are not too desirable. Which I think is a shame. I think they are quite underrated.

The small movements are hard to work on and sometimes sold as job lots since many of these cases have been scrapped.

Stick around. Your photography style is interesting. There is a whole subsection here on photography.

Looks like the photos were taken by satellite. 😁

Anyway, I'm guessing it's a nationally cased watch, so no useful serial or reference number inside the case-back.