Help Identifying a Watch

Mish38 · Feb 10, 2025

Hi everyone
Newbie here.
I have been left my mums old Omega watch, and I really just want to identify what it is with your help please.
Approx 20-21mm diameter.
Has anyone got any clues?

Thanks all

JimJupiter · Feb 10, 2025

Most likely Fake "Autobahn-Gold". What does the backside say?

Mish38 · Feb 10, 2025

nothing on the back. I struggle to think it's a fake. was bought for her by her father on her wedding day in the 60's and he was a huge Omega advocate.
the strap was added later, I remeber it on a black leather strap when I was younger
Thanks for reading thou

Dan S · Feb 10, 2025

Can't say much from one photo. Please read this and try harder.

https://omegaforums.net/threads/vintage-omega-posting-guide.383/

Thread 'Vintage Omega Posting Guide' ·

When you have a vintage Omega that you would like to get some information about, whether you've found something you like on eBay or for sale locally, have had it for 50 years, or recently...

dsio · Feb 6, 2012

JimJupiter · Feb 10, 2025

M Mish38
nothing on the back. I struggle to think it's a fake. was bought for her by her father on her wedding day in the 60's and he was a huge Omega advocate.
the strap was added later, I remeber it on a black leather strap when I was younger
Thanks for reading thou

Nothing on the back speaks against Autobahn- Gold, which tried to fake Gold watches. Though the Omega Letters look very off. But maybe it was just a small Omega Gold plated watch. The gold-plating though is very worn on this watch. If Legit, ref number most likely on caseback inner side.

Mish38 · Feb 10, 2025

JimJupiter
Nothing on the back speaks against Autobahn- Gold, which tried to fake Gold watches. Though the Omega Letters look very off. But maybe it was just a small Omega Gold plated watch. The gold-plating though is very worn on this watch. If Legit, ref number most likely on caseback inner side.

Thanks. Trying harder..😀
more pics......

Dan S · Feb 10, 2025

I'd say it's probably legit, a gold-plated ladies cocktail watch. There were so many variations of these and they're not terribly collectible, so to get more information about it, you'd need to have it opened and share photos of the inside. In particular, there will be a caliber and serial number on the movement, and some sort of engraving inside the case-back.

If you're feeling brave, you can pop the back off yourself. The case is already pretty worn, so there's really not much to lose.

rendo · Feb 10, 2025

As Dan said, I would pop it open to confirm. It will likely have a caliber 66X inside.

Davidt · Feb 10, 2025

I’d also say it’s original. Likely late 60’s omega manual wind ladies watch with no model name.
Nice little heirloom and it will probably clean up fine to be worn if that’s what you’re looking at doing

padders · Feb 10, 2025

Davidt
I’d also say it’s original. Likely late 60’s omega manual wind ladies watch with no model name.
Nice little heirloom and it will probably clean up fine to be worn if that’s what you’re looking at doing

Its got Auto on the dial btw so lets assume that it correct. It is notably thicker than the usual manual wind ladies case.

Davidt · Feb 10, 2025

padders
Its got Auto on the dial btw so lets assume that it correct. It is notably thicker than the usual manual wind ladies case.

Haha good eye!

Help Identifying a Watch

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