I am new to this, and need help. Can someone look at these photos and tell me about this watch please?

Thanks!
Brooke

 

It's a redial.

the reference number is on the caseback.

 

It's a 14k gold-filled American-cased Omega.

 

Thank you. When you say the reference number is on the caseback...Where do I reference that? I have tried pulling up the database using links posted here, and it always says "page not found".

 

It has a face that only the mother of the person who repainted it could love.

 

hahaha!!!

 

American cased and British cased don't have model numbers. But the movement number and serial number are on the movement.

351 movement , 11million serial number.

 

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It's overpriced at $167 (at time of posting)
Edit: It just sold for $225

 

Not always true, this one is G 6213, which actually is in the Omega Database.

https://www.omegawatches.com/planet-omega/heritage/vintage-details/15111/

 

In this case the database has this reference with a different movement.

 

Yeah but the 354 is an update of the 351.. and that database is a little notorious for being incomplete. It is also correctly marked OXG as expected for this watch, so I would not call it a wrong movement, and leave that as undecided if correct or not. Still the redial is hideous, so the movement being correct or incorrect is a bit of a moot point.

Not arguing with you, as I think you might be saying the same thing.

 

I was being coy but, yes, I was saying the same thing.

 

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