Sherbie
·If you do get it serviced, ask your watchmaker to take good photos of the movement, and inside the case back.
the case back will give you more info on who actually made the case - as Omega used many different Goldsmith firms, all can be identified, as they have their own hammer or punch marks
if you are interested, settle down with a nice drink and read Desmonds website - mainly about Constellations, but some great stuff here about Omega watches from this golden era in general.
http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.com/
And specifically this essay wrt who made your Gold case
https://download1639.mediafire.com/...ull_list_+Swiss_Gold_responsibility_marks.pdf
You may also Identify those little hall marks on the bracelet
Hope you get hooked, and come back here. We are a likeable bunch, really !
the case back will give you more info on who actually made the case - as Omega used many different Goldsmith firms, all can be identified, as they have their own hammer or punch marks
if you are interested, settle down with a nice drink and read Desmonds website - mainly about Constellations, but some great stuff here about Omega watches from this golden era in general.
http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.com/
And specifically this essay wrt who made your Gold case
https://download1639.mediafire.com/...ull_list_+Swiss_Gold_responsibility_marks.pdf
You may also Identify those little hall marks on the bracelet
Hope you get hooked, and come back here. We are a likeable bunch, really !