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Watchman420
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kind regards,
marcus
Could someone identify this watch for me ?
kind regards,
marcus
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cristos71
·A 1950's or 1960's ladies manual wind. The reference number will be on the inside. The integrated bracelet has a small Omega hallmark, so it could well be as it came from Omega. Looks to be in all 18kt. Does it have a logo on the clasp? The value of these isn't high, no matter what the asking prices that you see all over the internet. Melt value is about it as there is no market for them.
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kaplan
·Beautiful watch, I personally like and collect Ladies Omega's
Ones like this one fetch higher values, but for gold watches, even mens watches go for their gram value in gold (so basically all it does is sell the non-gold internals from gold value too) (not that you asked for a valuation)
Edit: There isn't anything to identify with Ladies Omega's as no one seems to care, they usually have a model number in the caseback, also from the serial you can pinpoint the production date: https://serial-number-decoder.co.uk/omega/omega.htm
Ones like this one fetch higher values, but for gold watches, even mens watches go for their gram value in gold (so basically all it does is sell the non-gold internals from gold value too) (not that you asked for a valuation)
Edit: There isn't anything to identify with Ladies Omega's as no one seems to care, they usually have a model number in the caseback, also from the serial you can pinpoint the production date: https://serial-number-decoder.co.uk/omega/omega.htm
