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Any help appreciated
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140dave
·The numbers you see are the reference numbers for the bracelet only, not the watch. The ones for the watch are on the inside of the caseback and thats what you need for good info.
(Cal 1345 movement?)
Best to take it to a watchmaker to open that caseback and change the battery, you dont want to be like this guy lol:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/quartz-battery-change-at-home.167684/
(Cal 1345 movement?)
Best to take it to a watchmaker to open that caseback and change the battery, you dont want to be like this guy lol:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/quartz-battery-change-at-home.167684/
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Dan S
·It's a 1970s quartz Seamaster with an integrated bracelet and a custom case-back engraving. If you want to know the specific reference number, it will be inside the caseback, FWIW. If you have any other specific questions, go ahead and ask.
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Pastorbottle
·Nah I’d say eighties……….the date on the paper work is a bit of a giveaway
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wagudc
·Nah I’d say eighties……….the date on the paper work is a bit of a giveaway
More specifically, the mid-eighties. Round about 1985. 😉
The style is very much like the Tissot PRX, which is very hot right now.
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Judy78
·The numbers you see are the reference numbers for the bracelet only, not the watch. The ones for the watch are on the inside of the caseback and thats what you need for good info.
(Cal 1345 movement?)
Best to take it to a watchmaker to open that caseback and change the battery, you dont want to be like this guy lol:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/quartz-battery-change-at-home.167684/
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Judy78
·Thanks for the info, it helps to know what to look for. I learned from a friend’s mistake (similar to the link) to let someone who know what they’re doing work on my watch
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ThreeKings
·The numbers you see are the reference numbers for the bracelet only, not the watch. The ones for the watch are on the inside of the caseback and thats what you need for good info.
(Cal 1345 movement?)
Best to take it to a watchmaker to open that caseback and change the battery, you dont want to be like this guy lol:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/quartz-battery-change-at-home.167684/
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