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identification help
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peatnick
·The bottom numbers inside caseback 2320 denotes model from 1940’s, a lovely family keepsake
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-other-omega-ck-2320
You could try searching sold listings of this model on eBay for an idea about value if you need to sell
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-other-omega-ck-2320
You could try searching sold listings of this model on eBay for an idea about value if you need to sell
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jalarcon34
·The bottom numbers inside caseback 2320 denotes model from 1940’s, a lovely family keepsake
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-other-omega-ck-2320
You could try searching sold listings of this model on eBay for an idea about value if you need to sell
Awesome thanks! I will continue my research there.
Not sure if you know but does the 14k stamp mean its gold?
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DON
·Awesome thanks! I will continue my research there.
Not sure if you know but does the 14k stamp mean its gold?
Yes. Case is 14kt gold
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerDont polish it!
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SOG53
·That warm patina on gold case is indicator that watch remains unpolished and is very desirable to collectors. So +1 on above advice don’t polish!!
Gorgeous family heirloom !!!
Make sure you service it only with independent watchmaker with Omega parts account who is experienced with and sensitive to desires and instructions of vintage watch collectors. give us your general location and members can suggest such.
Gorgeous family heirloom !!!
Make sure you service it only with independent watchmaker with Omega parts account who is experienced with and sensitive to desires and instructions of vintage watch collectors. give us your general location and members can suggest such.
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SOG53
·Cant read movement number under Omega sign on movement photo.
Is it 283?
Is it 283?
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jalarcon34
·Dont polish it!
That warm patina on gold case is indicator that watch remains unpolished and is very desirable to collectors. So +1 on above advice don’t polish!!
Gorgeous family heirloom !!!
Make sure you service it only with independent watchmaker with Omega parts account who is experienced with and sensitive to desires and instructions of vintage watch collectors. give us your general location and members can suggest such.
Awesome thanks for the extra insight!!
Also located in massachusetts just north of Boston.
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jalarcon34
·Cant read movement number under Omega sign on movement photo.
Is it 283?
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