Tony's strap fits the lugs better than yours! 😁
Could you post pictures of the caseback and especially of any gold hallmarks you see there? It will tell a lot.
I can't, because I don't want to open it by myself. I'll do it once I had it opened by a professional.
I can't, because I don't want to open it by myself. I'll do it once I had it opened by a professional.
I didn't say anything about the inside of the watch 😀
Just post a photo of the back of the watch - the caseback.
Ooops! Sorry, it was not you, it was Dr No who was asking for an inside photo ... Well, nothing on the caseback, nothing at all...
Ooops! Sorry, it was not you, it was Dr No who was asking for an inside photo ... Well, nothing on the caseback, nothing at all...
Hi! I was wondering if the caseback of your watch was made of gold as well?
It could not be anything else than 18 ct ... At the time, neither 9 nor 14 ct were allowed in France.
But you say that there is no hallmark? Not any at all? If that is the case, it isn't French, as there must be one on the outside of the case. Perhaps it is on the side of the watch? Could you post a photo?
No, I was speaking to Kyle L about the similar watch he sold a few years ago. Mine have no mark at all on the outside (.I am a bit puzzled by the way of answering to members... It sounds me slightly confusing...!)
There are very, very few countries that didn't mandate hallmarking on the outside of the watch, which makes it odd that there are no marks at all. Photos will tell a lot - for instance if the watch has been polished heavily thus removing said marks.
I always associate the dial type of your watch with the ones found in Sweden from time to time - these use a Swedish made case: https://omegaforums.net/threads/14k-gold-omega-from-the-late-40s-need-some-help-with-the-case.71796/
Some French cases will have an eagle head on the outside - worth getting a magnifier out for a couple minutes.