Lets make the ultimate Omega box thread !

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Dor_42

·Jan 21, 2021

Found this box that is of no use to me, is it genuine? I found one that has been posted on Ebay and one other site.
It obviously housed an Omega Constellation but which model? During what years? What is the estimated value of this box?
Thanks for any input.

It also came with this piece of paper inside (if it helps with validating it's genuine)-

 

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Radiumpassion

·Jan 21, 2021

It`s from a Manhattan model, 1980s

 

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flqt-9000

·Jan 31, 2021

Both the versions of the blue seamaster box in a single shot!

 

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Blum001

·Jan 31, 2021

Every collector's worst nightmare when the package comes in :/

 

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Gwade

·Feb 25, 2021

Here is a super rare box for the Ultima which was recently sold here on the forum.

 

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Driver8

·Feb 28, 2021

Would any members know the correct box for a 1954 Seamaster?

 

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HarryHeart

·Feb 28, 2021

Does anyone know something about this Omega Box with sliding deck for 8 watches? would be very interested in some information on this one.

 

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flqt-9000

·May 1, 2021

My last find, another variation of the cube box. This time with its original outer box!

 

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flqt-9000

·May 1, 2021

F fred_76

it is strange from omega to creat this "raid" watch with its own box, without making a specific dial. for me this watch just looks like a "geneve". thanks for this post, i discovered this watch (which don't even exist on internet) the only omega raid i knew is the french "raid" speedmaster

My assumption is that it was a name given from Italian marketing office.

 

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flqt-9000

·May 1, 2021

F fred_76

so this box was only made for italian market

This is my personal opinion.

 

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pdxleaf

·Jul 28, 2021

As boxes go, pretty amazing.

Apollo 8 DSOTM

 

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aggie

·Sep 15, 2021

Hi! everyone! Any idea of what kind of box would match a 18ct gold Omega from the 40s? I had one with the watch, ( the same than this one below you posted previously) but I don't think it is the right one... Thank you!

 

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webvan

·Sep 15, 2021

flqt-9000

What do you think about this one?

Mine, also from Italy I think, I'd say 70s, Quartz ?

 

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OllieOnTheRocks

·Sep 15, 2021

aggie

Hi! everyone! Any idea of what kind of box would match a 18ct gold Omega from the 40s? I had one with the watch, ( the same than this one below you posted previously) but I don't think it is the right one... Thank you!

A classic 1940s omega box is known as the top hat and is brown. That’s probably one of the most widely used boxes during that period.

 

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montbeck

·Sep 16, 2021

Speedmaster box

 

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kaplan

·Sep 18, 2021

Wow, going through the entire thread was certainly a sensual experience - here are my top 2 boxes

Love the green one and want to sell the one that a grey dial 168.029 Constellation came with (if it's worth a significant amount)

 

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marc-29

·Sep 19, 2021

My first post here.. with a little different point of view

 

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drushton

·Nov 4, 2021

Hi guys, any idea what an original box for a '63 Seamaster (135.007.63) would look like please, and even better, where one could source one for less than a small fortune (UK based)?! Cheers!

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drushton

·Nov 4, 2021

F fred_76

i don't think there is a particular box for this ref, probably this standard box will fit

Great, glad there is nothing specific - means I can keep an eye out for a few different ones on Ebay in the hope they can be picked up for not too much.

 

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DoctorEvil

·Nov 4, 2021

As this one hasn't yet been added to this thread, I thought that I might jump in.

Omega Speedmaster "First Omega in Space".
Outer cardboard box:

Detail from corner of box. Don't know what it means:

Black wooden presentation box:

Inside:

Detail of plaque commemorating the Mercury Atlas 8 mission of October 3rd 1962, when astronaut Wally Schirra orbited the Earth in "Sigma 7" wearing the CK2998:

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