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This website will keep you busy for a few days

http://www.chronomaddox.com/OmegaCaliberList.html

 

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Take you 10 years

 

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Sounds like you have a job, for the rest of your life.

 

This would rely on you having access to huge quantities of 100% accurate data.

Omega do not have all that data in an easy to use, publicly searchable tool... that should suggest to you how complex task this is.

 

And the pay will be FANTASTIC!

Oh, and the benefit package will be unmatched.

 

I think you'll find that Omega's back catalogue runs into thousands if not tens of thousands of references. That combined with sometimes many, many dial options per reference leads to a task not be lightly undertaken.

 

http://www.omegaaddict.com/members/member.php is an attempt at what your looking for

 

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Start with seamasters as we have a Constellation and a Speedmaster site.

 

maybe you could call it the Omega Vintage Watch Database.

maybe this will help with some inspiration: https://www.omegawatches.com/planet-omega/heritage/vintage/

 

That one, for some reason, almost never works for me..doesn't return easy ref numbers, or gives error msgs, etc. Like omega is not too keen or doesn't care enough for it to work (well)

 

using wildcards ('*') may help..

 

I have read that Omega had as many as 1,600 different models in production at a given time. And given the fact that the most authoritative sources (Marco Richon's A Journey Through Time and the Omega vintage database to name two) are prone to blatant errors and that learned collectors with years of knowledge and experience frequently disagree about many things, I'd say this project counts as ambitious.

"Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men's blood and probably will not themselves be realized."
-Daniel Burnham

 

@stiofan I hope you're young.

 

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