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Can you ID this?
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KaiseRRuby
·Hi Greg,
I assume its a quartz. The most easy way to identificate the watch is to open the caseback. The ref should be stamped on the inside of the caseback. If you use a sharp knife, you could open the caseback without any damage. If you dont feel confident, ask a jeweller or watchmaker to open it.
Ladies models are not really popular so i dont think there is anyone who knows the model exactly (or maybe a lucky shot).
I assume its a quartz. The most easy way to identificate the watch is to open the caseback. The ref should be stamped on the inside of the caseback. If you use a sharp knife, you could open the caseback without any damage. If you dont feel confident, ask a jeweller or watchmaker to open it.
Ladies models are not really popular so i dont think there is anyone who knows the model exactly (or maybe a lucky shot).
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GMC
·Thank you. I'll try to open. It is hard to see relative size, but I thought it was a man's watch.
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KaiseRRuby
·G GMCThank you. I'll try to open. It is hard to see relative size, but I thought it was a man's watch.
My bad. Wrong assumption, you got it from your mother and I thought it was her Watch.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaLooks to be a Gents Omega De Ville "Symbol" series (based on the original Symbol).
Reference 196.0316 with a quartz caliber 1436 from the late 1980s.
Here is the OVDB entry.
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-de-ville-symbol-da-396-1016
Reference 196.0316 with a quartz caliber 1436 from the late 1980s.
Here is the OVDB entry.
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-de-ville-symbol-da-396-1016
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Perrier
·Photos are bad quality, but have a look at this as a close example: https://www.chrono24.com/omega/omega-deville-symbol--id8645937.htm
