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Strat61
·Hi, I’m new to the forum, can anybody give me some info on this watch and a valuation please
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Info please
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Pvt-Public
·Ah the invisible special edition, it’s priceless.
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ChiefMark
·It's the Wonder Woman watch, invisible. Here's a picture of her wearing this important piece:
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blufinz52
··Hears dead people, not watch rotors.Hey Mark, one more post to enter the 1,000 post club 👍
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ChiefMark
·Hey Mark, one more post to enter the 1,000 post club 👍
https://omegaforums.net/threads/1-000th-post-20-months-many-thanks.140158/
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Strat61
·Any thanks for the reply Tpatta
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tpatta
··Happily spending my daughter’s inheritance
@Strat61 My knowledge of vintage Omegas is rather limited. Hopefully more informed members will be along shortly with their opinions. A photo of the case back would also help. My first impressions are gold filled or gold capped case and a repainted dial. Value can be all over the map. The reference number of the watch is found on the inside of the caseback. A local watch shop should be able to open the caseback so you can get the ref. number and a few shots of the movement. Once you have a ref. number you can check eBay sold listings for approximate value. Is it a family piece with any sentimental value to you?
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·Thanks for the advice, I’ll find a a watch shop tomorrow. I have this & a Longines gold case mens dress watch, both left tome by a relative. Thanks again for the advice. Some of the collectors on here took umbrage that I had the bad manners to ask the question,ah well it takes all sorts
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Gav1967
··Tend not to fret too muchIn each of your other 2 threads you have been pointed towards this
https://omegaforums.net/threads/vintage-omega-posting-guide.383/
This gives advice about what information and photos to post to get the best advice back including references inside the caseback.
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tpatta
··Happily spending my daughter’s inheritance
That is because the forum constantly gets "one and done" members who ask for help and evaluation without first introducing themselves and giving a little background on themselves and the watch. Please remember we are not a free appraisal service, just a group of people who share a common interest in watches.
