Inherited My Father’s Omega, Could Use Some Info

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I also had a watch like this without the diamonds. It came from my father with a bunch of other nice Omega watches. I kep it for about twenty five years.Wearing it?Maybe two or three times eventually I tried to sell it as a watch and no one wanted it.The day I got rid of it and took the five thousand dollars cash was a very haapy day. I hope you have other watches from your dad that you can wear
 
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In my opinion, it's totally wearable. In the right neighborhood, and setting. Size your wrist and your son's, see if you could both wear it, if you cut the band up. If you could both wear it, I would cut it.

You might just wear it once a year, but that is what a watch is for. Your son might keep it and wear it if you have worn it too. By the time you pass it on, who knows what the gold value will be. Material things are just that. It is their use that ultimately gives them meaning. A watch you saw your dad wear is very different from something you found when he passed on. Just my opinion.