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beetcee
·Can someone tell me more about this watch?
Help me identify the watch
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uk_onega
·Looks like an early omega but very bad condition
Probably only worth scrap gold value assuming it's likely 9k gold
Probably only worth scrap gold value assuming it's likely 9k gold
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaLadies Omega wrist watch, caliber 23.7 dating to about 1924.
Vitreous enamel dial with Roman numerals and blued steel "leaf" style hands, missing hour and sub-seconds hands.
Case is probably silver of some grade, picture of the inside of the caseback would help.
In it's current condition it's worth very little, cost to restore would be far more than the value of the watch, even if parts could be found.
Vitreous enamel dial with Roman numerals and blued steel "leaf" style hands, missing hour and sub-seconds hands.
Case is probably silver of some grade, picture of the inside of the caseback would help.
In it's current condition it's worth very little, cost to restore would be far more than the value of the watch, even if parts could be found.
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beetcee
·Unfortunately I don’t have the case back. On the bezel and case I see 99? Is that suppose to mean something
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uk_onega
·Just scrap value unless there's some sentimental value
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Dan S
·If you could provide some context for your question, we might be able to help more. As noted above, the watch isn't intrinsically valuable and it's in poor condition. Is it family piece with sentimental value? Is it something that you want to buy because you like it? Are you looking to sell it?
