Been in the family for 30+ years solid gold band looks exactly like a guitar string any info helps thx

 

If it's a true omega it is clearly a custom designer watch and have seen similar sell from 1500 USD, upwards to 10K.
Also the style now-a-days could sell as a Unisex. Nice piece from the onset.
PS.- Can't wait to tell my Wife...."Elvis lives"

 

1960s or 1970s I would think. @Vitezi I recall had really nice catalogues documenting Omegas in a similar style.

 

I can't find a match in any catalog to the OP watch, but we can maybe make some generalizations from the period literature.

Catalogs from the mid-1960s mark the introduction of intricate gold bracelets such as the OP example, but only on ladies' watches. At the time men's dress watches were trending towards the use of a sedate gold mesh bracelet such as these from 1964:




By the early-1970s, dress watch bracelets were getting a little more artistic, such as this example from 1974:




By the late 1970s, diamonds appeared on ladies' watch cases as seen in this catalog page from 1977...




...and gold bracelets were in vogue...




...so one could infer the OP watch dates to the mid/late 1970s based on the style.

 

Elvis? Is that you?

 

I have never seen an OMEGA like yours before. Especially the bracelet is somehow new to me.

But as @Vitezi stated above, the watch might be legit.

If you want to be sure of what you have there, have the watch opened by a watchmaker.

 

Wonderful @Vitezi your catalogues never cease to amaze me.

 

at any rate the watch does go well with the pinky ring. that combo would be the hot setup in some Brooklyn social clubs.