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  1. Leigh912198972 Mar 28, 2018

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    bought this from an antique store in 2013. The guy said it is from the early 1900s. It says 14K gold on the back but the color is fading - maybe it’s white gold that has been plated? It also says lizard skin strap. It is manual wind up.

    Any info would be so appreciated! 7345C91C-F997-4F9C-8C4C-AAF9FA4C9658.jpeg 17C70722-B110-48D5-A85B-711D2FB027CD.jpeg 34E1F9FB-F59A-472A-98BD-F002B220524F.jpeg D92B18D2-C19D-4466-BBC0-06E2F9E4A31F.jpeg 40E7F6C3-DC6E-4869-A388-856667DAB908.jpeg 03E1152B-C70C-453E-9320-FB4DA7BA032F.jpeg
     
  2. efauser I ♥ karma!!! Mar 28, 2018

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    It's a ladies Omega wristwatch. All other info is inside the watch. I doubt it is that early.
     
  3. Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. Mar 28, 2018

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    I highly doubt it’s real. If you open the case back and show us the movement and case back we can confirm. 80’s fake to me.

    No reason for drilled lugs and no hallmarks.
     
  4. X350 XJR Vintage Omega Aficionado Mar 28, 2018

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    Typical ca 1960s Sapphette, quite genuine. 14K marking correct for a US market watch.

    White gold really isn't that white, so these were typically rhodium plated over solid "white" gold, which is why you see a the yellowish color coming through from polishing or simple wear.

    Here's a similar 18K YG example.

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  5. Leigh912198972 Mar 28, 2018

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    Oh that looks a lot like it! Forgive me, I know NOTHING about watches. I was just drawn to how petite it is.

    So it is real? Is it worth anything at all? Should I open it? If so, how?

    I just bought my first “fancy” watch from Hamilton (quartz though) so I’m just starting my watch education
     
  6. Leigh912198972 Mar 29, 2018

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    Bump?
     
  7. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Mar 30, 2018

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    Most of the information about your watch is here.

    The only additional information that may give a definite model number and approximate date is inside the watch. I suggest you don't try to open it yourself.

    This is good reading for "watch investigators".
     
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