Forums Latest Members
  1. Phong7102003 Sep 28, 2017

    Posts
    2
    Likes
    0
    hi guys, I’m fairly new to vintage omega watches, need your expertise to identify this omega please.sorry for the low resolution images, the second hand is blue color.

    Many thanks,
     
    image.jpg image.jpg
  2. efauser I ♥ karma!!! Sep 28, 2017

    Posts
    8,661
    Likes
    14,233
    Please provide photos of the movement and inside the case back.
     
  3. panaitchrono Sep 28, 2017

    Posts
    264
    Likes
    142
    if the pictures are from an ad ask the seller to open the watch..if he wants..:). Or maybe here are some experts who can tell the model from only what you post..let's see...
     
  4. efauser I ♥ karma!!! Sep 28, 2017

    Posts
    8,661
    Likes
    14,233
    tyrantlizardrex likes this.
  5. Phong7102003 Sep 28, 2017

    Posts
    2
    Likes
    0
    Hi sorry guys , I was just recently given this watch, didn’t know how to open it, its a manual wind also, it’s just new to me that there is no model name on the dial
     
  6. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Sep 28, 2017

    Posts
    15,491
    Likes
    32,381
    Omega didn't have model names for many of their watches until the last half of the 20th century. And even when they were named by Omega in sales and advertising material (e.g. Argos, T17, Foibos, Euroos from the 1930s) the dials only had "Ω" and "OMEGA".
     
  7. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Sep 28, 2017

    Posts
    15,491
    Likes
    32,381
    Regarding opening the case. If you don't know how to do it, take it to a competent watchmaker. The case is soft gold and can be easily damaged by the ignorant, the ham fisted or the incompetent.

    When it's opened, pictures (high quality ones) of the movement and the inside of the caseback will reveal all.