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Help with information on vintage Omega
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billythekid
·Omega GRAIL Watch 2077-1 Cal. 33.3 CHRO Military Chronograph looks expensive . hope this helps you
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Screwbacks
·that's very nice, completely neat and intact condition. plus fixed lugs.
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OMEGuy
·The watch looks beautiful.
It's a rare piece and very valuable.
It's a rare piece and very valuable.
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billythekid
·WOW
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connieseamaster
·Not often that you see something that stuns the membership here. This thread should be good.
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Walrus
·Never seen it before obviously it’s valuable if the guys above say so but I’m more stuck on how nice the darn thing looks.
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KP-99
·Such a nice early Omega chronograph.
The condition seems to be good, especially for such an old piece.
Just a stunning watch and very desirable.
That is, why I love this forum...
The condition seems to be good, especially for such an old piece.
Just a stunning watch and very desirable.
That is, why I love this forum...
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janice&fred
·Seems you found yourself with a rare beast. Just wait until John Goldberger happens upon this thread 😁
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Dan S
·Wow, I have not seen one of these before, and the dial looks amazing. I love that gilt ring.
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BenBagbag
·What's the story behind the watch? Why would your father-in-law have purchased a chronograph. I think these were rather obscure back in the day.
Very nice piece, as others have said. 😀
Very nice piece, as others have said. 😀
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janice&fred
·next question...where do you live and do you keep it in a sock drawer? 😁
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athom
·very nice caliber, the earlier version of the cal. 321
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Pinoysurf
·Gorgeous!
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s. thomas
·What's the story behind the watch? Why would your father-in-law have purchased a chronograph. I think these were rather obscure back in the day.
Very nice piece, as others have said. 😀
The original owner of the watch was my husband's grandfather. He passed away before my husband was born. We were told that he was a 1st Engineer on Great Lakes iron ore carriers. He left the watch to my father-in-law, who served in the Merchant Marines during WWII. Although, we don't think he used the watch. We were told that he kept it in a drawer, as we have done. So, it's been great to finally have reached a forum where people know about it and appreciate it. 😀
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s. thomas
·next question...where do you live and do you keep it in a sock drawer? 😁
Ha! I can answer the second question (although sheepishly, considering the audience). Yes, it has been in my husband's dresser drawer for about 35 years. And before that, my father-in-law's.
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efauser
·To think, all this time I've been looking in the wrong drawers.😁
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