come on guys lady has asked me to buy this again but can anyone identify it?

looks like it may hold the "omega 1110" (eta 2482-2?) Kinda like the "maison fondee" range? but has standard Omega stamp

can somebody PLEASE identify this watch so i can make a sensible offer these are "sellers" photographs... Please for the love of dear baby Moses, Buddha, Allah, and Christ Reborn... dont ask me to get you any more photos... it's like asking a hamster to explain quantum mechanics

.. explain Quantum mechanics..


..EXPLAIN Quantum mechanics!



.. EXPLAIN QUANTUM MECHANICS!!!



heres the watch

 

Tell lady you won't buy it until she sends you photos of the movement and inside the case back. Not that difficult.

 

Please, anyone?

 

If we couldn't help you the first time, then you probably won't get help this time despite bringing Buddha and hamsters who study quantum mechanics into the equation.

However, since Moses parted the Red Sea, maybe he can part the caseback from the case so we can see the internals.

After that, we'll screw it back on and get Noah to test the water resistance.

 

It may be some form of a Dynamic.

 

you dont recognise it at all? i mean i can almost certainly ascertain its not a fake too much is correct even the straps A GENUINE OMEGA i can tell that..

she cant take it off i bought watches from her before... they are inherited.. shes not interested..

but you are being daft yea i get it if we could bloody get the case back off... its like me saying.. i spy with my little eye a four letter word beginning with C and you asking what are the next 3 letters and then ill guess..

 

i get what you mean it looks like the dodgy 90s dynamics that killed the range but that was it and before that very little..

ive seen seamaster like this but why no "seamaster"

 

@FullyWound
There is no way to verify this without the inside of the caseback. It might be a fake, or it could be one of the watches from that period with low volume of sales and lots of variation.

As you know the case looks good, but without the reference and no other examples on the internet either due to above reason or its a fake, magic is not going to happen. Since I assume you already looked for matching examples on the internet.

 

It could also be a woman's watch. Not many experts on those around here.

 

Black dial.

 

Maybe the OP's watch is a redial. That would also explain why he can't find info using just the pictures.

 

Dennis is probably right. Look at the crown's size compared to the rest of the watch.

That is most probably a small size watch and thus not so interesting, disregarded the fact that it seems to be a 80ies or possibly 90ies watch

 

aah well done!! got a link to one i can pull as reference off

no its 90s and it just has a MASSIVE crown like @Vercingetorix suggestion of the "dynamics"

but should be 36 / 38 mm

 

Why's that? A MASSIVE crown on an automatic dress watch?

 

Want us to wash your dishes too? 5 seconds with google reverse image search...

 

because omega did go a little "ugly" in the 90s... this was the same decade as the Quadra and the Ying Yang Nonsense.. and the aforementioned Dynamics!

RE reverse image oh yea!,. sorry..

 

https://omegaforums.net/threads/asking-again.48120/#post-574436

aaah! very clever @Vercingetorix it was right here on OF and it was a Dynamic I bow to your superior knowledge.

about £500 took a while to sell... she wont be happy with that.. but hey ho they may be uncommon but have no real finesse not even an omega movement.. shame...

 

It wasn't so much superior knowledge, it was a willingness to do your research for you.

 

not really any well i suppose any "whats this" line of questioning is but sounds like @Vercingetorix already knew which is what anyone asking the "whats this" question is hopping for someone with prior knowledge to the item at hand... Hell i did look googled every combination of "Omega Automatic No name 1110 ETA White Dial Maison... etc " for hours to no avail!

bloody japanese...