Hello all, new user here. I picked up the watch, of which I've attached photos, today, and I'd be appreciative if someone could at least preliminarily give an opinion of it's genuineness or or lack thereof. I'm sorry I don't know how to open the watch to inspect the movement. My camera isn't the best and I've taken pics both with and without the flash. Thanks in advance.
Michael

 

From the Omega Vintage Database I believe it's the model below with a slightly different dial. Genuine watch, not especially valuable but it should scrub up nice if you get it cleaned, serviced, replace the crystal and put it on a decent leather band.

Reference
CK 14910
International collection
1960
Movement
Type: Automatic (mechanical)
Caliber number: 562
Created in 1958
24 jewels
Central sweep-second hand
Some of these calibers were chronometer certified.
Functions
Date
Case
Stainless steel
Case back
Unishell (case opening on dial side)
Dial
Domed, with hand-rivetted gold hour markers and gold “stick ” hands. Also available with "Seamaster" only on the dial.
Crystal
Armoured hesalite
Bracelet
Leather
Water resistance
30 meters

 

Thank you very much for the reply, I certainly appreciate it. I'm about 40 miles west of St. Louis, MO...does anyone have s recommendation about where to take it to have the movement inspected and a new band put on? Also, if I decide to sell how much should I reasonably ask for it? Thanks in advance.
Michael

 

Looking at the S of Seamaster and the T next to Swiss Made I think it was later than that.
A 166.020 maybe

 

ah, the real reason for your post. It didn't belong to your uncle did it?

 

Haha, no, it didn't belong to my uncle. My brother and I do some reselling on the side and believe it or not I picked it up in a bulk lot of jewelry at the local Goodwill. Needless to say, it was quite a nice ancillary find.
Mile

 

Took the watch in question to a watch shop and snapped additional photos. Comments greatly appreciated. Thanks,

Mike

 

Serial number dates the movement to around 1964. Case reference is 166.020 (or 166.0020 if you're searching the Omega Vintage Database). It doesn't list cal 560 as a movement for this reference but I've seen them together before.

Reference
ST 166.0020
International collection
1962
Movement
Type: Automatic (mechanical)
Caliber number: 562 / 565
Cal. 562
Created in 1958, 24 jewels
Cal. 565
Created in 1965, 24 jewels
Both with central sweep-second hand
Functions
Date
Case
Stainless steel
Case back
Unishell (case opening on dial side)
Dial
With hand-rivetted gold hour markers and “stick ” hands.
Crystal
Armoured hesalite
Bracelet
Leather
Water resistance
30 meters