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·I am looking to learn more about and purchase one of the less collectible women's vintage Omega.
I had a tiny Omega cocktail watch in white gold with all original parts that wore surprisingly casually. I picked it up very inexpensively at an antique a few year ago. It ran like a tank. I think I got it serviced when I first bought it, and after that it was pretty much good to go. It was manual, I believe cal 484.
Unfortunately, the original leather strap gave way and it disappeared from my wrist and hasn't turned up. I have to admit I'm heartbroken.
I haven't found anything exactly the same online, although there are lots of reasonably priced small vintage omegas, and I am feeling overwhelmed.
I am a verrry minor low value watch collector and am a bit out of practice because, to be honest, I was happy with my small scale collection.
I know they're not as collectable or popular here, but anyone have any tips for smaller vintage ladies watches? Also would love listing recs since they don't seem to come up on the listing thread, but no expectations.
I'd really like to find a piece that will run well without a lot of babying, probably manual. Stainless steel would be fine. Marked crown is important to me. I'm really not looking to spend much, probably under $500.
I had a tiny Omega cocktail watch in white gold with all original parts that wore surprisingly casually. I picked it up very inexpensively at an antique a few year ago. It ran like a tank. I think I got it serviced when I first bought it, and after that it was pretty much good to go. It was manual, I believe cal 484.
Unfortunately, the original leather strap gave way and it disappeared from my wrist and hasn't turned up. I have to admit I'm heartbroken.
I haven't found anything exactly the same online, although there are lots of reasonably priced small vintage omegas, and I am feeling overwhelmed.
I am a verrry minor low value watch collector and am a bit out of practice because, to be honest, I was happy with my small scale collection.
I know they're not as collectable or popular here, but anyone have any tips for smaller vintage ladies watches? Also would love listing recs since they don't seem to come up on the listing thread, but no expectations.
I'd really like to find a piece that will run well without a lot of babying, probably manual. Stainless steel would be fine. Marked crown is important to me. I'm really not looking to spend much, probably under $500.





