I'll give you a considered opinion when you can be bothered to crop your photos.
Well done.
You are aware that it's a small watch as you noted it's 33mm and from all I can see it is completely correct.
The dirt or corrosion on the rear or the case is probably due to the ingress of perspiration over time, but it can be cleaned without causing damage.
The caliber 620 serial number dates the watch to approximately 1970.
I'm not sure it's a reference 111.077 as this denotes a watch fitted with a strap, is there another number inside the caseback?
Well done.
You are aware that it's a small watch as you noted it's 33mm and from all I can see it is completely correct.
The dirt or corrosion on the rear or the case is probably due to the ingress of perspiration over time, but it can be cleaned without causing damage.
The caliber 620 serial number dates the watch to approximately 1970.
I'm not sure it's a reference 111.077 as this denotes a watch fitted with a strap, is there another number inside the caseback?
wow. Thank you! Do you have a "go to" method to identify some of the obscure case/model references? My google-fu is not strong enough to figure out where some of my parts box endlinks should go....
Definitely a strap watch originally.
The first or subsequent owner may have added the 1148/595 bracelet which was often done at the time.
Thanks to @michael e for the bracelet data.
https://omegaforums.net/posts/1045310/michael e ·wow. Thank you! Do you have a "go to" method to identify some of the obscure case/model references? My google-fu is not strong enough to figure out where some of my parts box endlinks should go....
Hi.
No, I have tons of Omega paraphernalia and thought these might help, I know this has helped me out a few times.
Cheers, Michael
