If 14 carat, a ballpark figure would be Us$ 1900. With the risk, that the movement needs a $4-500 service. Good luck! Kind regards. Achim
It certainly is old, your Great Uncle had good taste and that's a very nice all original solid gold Omega Constellation. The band isn't original and should be removed as the spring loaded end links will chew holes in the solid gold lugs.
If you intend to sell it, do nothing to it except take good clear photographs and let the market find the value, I'm sure it will do that without any problem.
You may not have to worry about that though, just keep an eye on the little envelope at the top right of your screen.
PS: Where are you located?
I wanted to give sincere thanks to all that helped me with this information. I don’t know that I have much to offer in the watch arena other than my desire to know more. I’m fascinated and always have been. My collection is a much less refined in nature (Swatch), but I am now very inspired! I wish that I could keep the Omega that I have and build from here, but, it belongs to my mother now that my father has passed. My Great Uncle was his best buddy and it was passed to him.
I’m interested in learning about the history and story behind Omega. Thank you for your kindness and inspiration. I hope you all are well!
Stunning watch. My wife would be very happy to wear that. I think the crown is original to it. 14381s were often supplied with this type.
+1 on the points made by @ConElPueblo.
This one is the wider version, though. Yours is the slimmer and, IMO, correct version.
