@Vitezi once posted some catalogue pictures that looked quite close to that style, could it not be late 1960s also? Especially considering it doesn’t appear to be quartz, or at least that’s not readily apparent on the dial.
Ps don’t take my comments too seriously, I know nothing about Omega- I do know a bit about decorative arts and styles though.
@Vitezi once posted some catalogue pictures that looked quite close to that style, could it not be late 1960s also? Especially considering it doesn’t appear to be quartz, or at least that’s not readily apparent on the dial.
Ps don’t take my comments too seriously, I know nothing about Omega- I do know a bit about decorative arts and styles though.
Style wise we're 1970s/80s. Possibly part of the DE VILLE line. Caliber 620/625, 17-jewel.
Should have a reference number marked inside the case back, serial number on the movement will date it.
Monetary value would be in the scrap gold and loose diamonds, personal value priceless.
Just to be clear, all I implied is that such a policy is nonsense. Unless Rolex dictates that all watches serviced in his shop should fall under this policy, no matter the brand (which I am sure they do not), it doesn't make sense.
