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lucian23
·It's an old automatic bumper model. You can't find it after the numbers you pictured because that are serial numbers and not the reference numbers. On that time the serial number from the mechanism it's different from the serial number from the case..
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaOmega "Gents Watch".
Possibly a caliber 330 dating to about 1946/1947.
Case is 14 carat gold made for Omega by Ed Wenger SA of Geneva, case serial dates to about the same time as the movement (+/- a year or two).
Possibly a caliber 330 dating to about 1946/1947.
Case is 14 carat gold made for Omega by Ed Wenger SA of Geneva, case serial dates to about the same time as the movement (+/- a year or two).
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Gilbzz
·Cool thanks, Do you think its worth anything?
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Gilbzz
·Looks like its an
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Dan S
·Just a tip in case you're not familiar with the subtleties of dial printing. When the movement is automatic, the dial should usually say "automatic." Because of the damaged case and repainted dial, the value is pretty much in the gold, which will be significant at current spot value.
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