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Help! Identifying vintage Omega Watch
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoProbably mid to late 1940s. Poorly refinished dial hurts value considerably. Identifying information will be marked inside the case back and on the movement.
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rcs914
·Model is inside the caseback, value is very little as the dial has been very badly refinished - looks like it was handpainted. Redialed watches have basically zero collector value. Maybe $200-300 if you sold it on ebay would be my guess, but that is only my opinion.
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lucian23
·I also think the value of this watch on ebay will be near 200 Euro. The redial is not atractive for collectors.. I asume theat maybe several watchamkers will be interested for the parts of the mechanism. Maybe it's better to keep it and enjoy it as it is.
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MartinD28
·Probably mid to late 1940s. Poorly refinished dial hurts value considerably. Identifying information will be marked inside the case back and on the movement.
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerExactly. And unfortunately collectors don't like that
