Help with vintage omega seamaster

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Hello all,

I found an old omega seamaster deville quartz and am having trouble identifying it. I’m unsure if it’s a ladies or gentlemen’s war has well it’s smaller in size. Any help is greatly appreciated and if anyone could let me know if it’s worth restoring would be great thanks.
 
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Only you know worth. But it's almost worthless on the used market and any money you spend won't make it worth more on the used market.

However, if you really super like it, send it to Omega, they'll make it look like new, and you can wear it for decades as a happy person.
 
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Only you know worth. But it's almost worthless on the used market and any money you spend won't make it worth more on the used market.

However, if you really super like it, send it to Omega, they'll make it look like new, and you can wear it for decades as a happy person.
 
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Thank you. I found this watch in my grandfathers writing desk. He passed away many years ago and if memory serves me correctly he wore this watch when I was very young. I should like to have it functioning I think
 
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Thank you. I found this watch in my grandfathers writing desk. He passed away many years ago and if memory serves me correctly he wore this watch when I was very young. I should like to have it functioning I think

Find a watch shop near your locale that handles older watches and have them take a look and see if it will get running .
 
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IMHO, If it was me, Ill get it restored. Particularly, if it belonged to your grandpa.
 
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If you consider wearing it then take it for a service at a trusty local watchmaker , but if you are going to sell it know that those particular models dont have much value on the secondary market. Generally vintage watches tend to be smaller in diameter ranging from 30mm to 37mm at rare cases.