Any idea how much these Omega's are worth?

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I inherited these watches from my father, and they all seem in good working order. Some date back from the 50's through to the 70's and 80's.

I was wondering if there was any indication of their value, and how I can best sell them.
 
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I would take good pictures and list them all no reserve $1 starting price on eBay, theres a market for all of them ranging from several hundred to over a thousand and you'll get market value on the bay for them.
 
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I would take good pictures and list them all no reserve $1 starting price on eBay, theres a market for all of them ranging from several hundred to over a thousand and you'll get market value on the bay for them.
Agreed. But you really need to get good photos to get a good price.
 
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An interesting, slightly off beat collection.
They do look worn but appreciated
All look as though they need attention, but unless you are keeping them, not worth the expense.
Collectors prefer to buy in this state, from the owners family than if they were presented having been prepared for sale. We like to control what happens!

Good photos and honest provenance will make sure you get the best price for them.

None are worth thousands, but they all have attraction.

Best of luck
 
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Thank you everybody for the advice. I guess I'll be looking for a good camera.
Not necessarily. You can get great photos on an iPhone 5 or 6, provided you know how to use macro mode. If you are using a good phone camera, "invest" $20 in an Ollo clip, or similar, macro lens and that's all you need.