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Vlad_Bl
·I hope someone might be able to help me with a rough identification of this watch I have recently inherited. I am unsure if it is real or not but it has been sitting in a safe since at least ‘94 and was owned by my grandfather who passed in ‘84 so I have reason to believe it might be.
Apologies for the basic photos, I don’t currently have a decent camera on hand so iPhone pics is the best I can do at the moment.
All I can figure out is what is visible, namely that it is an Omega Seamaster and is a manual wind. The back of the casing appears to be one piece so I assume it is accessed from the front but I am unable to see any serial numbers on the outside of the case.
Any help would be much appreciated and I thank you in advance.
Also if anyone has knowledge of someone in the Newcastle, NSW, Australia area that they recommend for servicing if it turns out to be real that would also be welcome advice.
Apologies for the basic photos, I don’t currently have a decent camera on hand so iPhone pics is the best I can do at the moment.
All I can figure out is what is visible, namely that it is an Omega Seamaster and is a manual wind. The back of the casing appears to be one piece so I assume it is accessed from the front but I am unable to see any serial numbers on the outside of the case.
Any help would be much appreciated and I thank you in advance.
Also if anyone has knowledge of someone in the Newcastle, NSW, Australia area that they recommend for servicing if it turns out to be real that would also be welcome advice.