hi everyone! First, tank you so mutch for letting me be a part of this forum. I’ve allready learned so mutch about omega watches. I do however ned help with information about my watch, that i have inherited from my great grandmother. All i know is that it is a omega seamaster (since it’s written inside the clock), and that the chain is 14k gold. Since its a small watch, Its probebly A womens watch. I’ve tried to Google the watch for days, but i can’t find someting thats look the same way. Its old, but in guite a good shape and does still work. Does anybody recognize the watch? If so, is the chain the original? I have seen some watches ho has some similarityes with this one, but the chains are different. And what can posibly be the market price fore A watch like this? I’ve understand that theres sadly not a big market for womens watches. Please make me smarter! PS! Sorry for my English, I’ve tried my best!
Chain doesn't look original to me as it seems to be a poor fit with quite a gap. Is there an Omega stamp or logo anywhere on the bracelet. Unfortunately there is little market for these small women's watches so value is likely scrap value of the gold, perhaps plus 10%.
The bracelet is a typical jeweller's type, fitted at the point of sale, so not an original Omega - which is true for the vast majority of gold bracelets of that time. Value will be equal to gold value.