And from a totaly genuine "Uncle" thank you my friend

 

Some of these are amazing! One day I'll post a pic of the simple little box my Seamaster is in! And I just saw a Speedmaster Professional box on eBay for nearly $1K US!

 

Here's a late 70s Moonwatch box.

 

Right, but this is a new box with extra strap and tools... very cool looking. But????

 

Kidding on the square, Stuart added a box worth $60-$100 to that sale.
I wish he would list it separately!

 

Super thread, thank you for sharing

I have ever try to sell some omega watch with box and paper to dealer

The dealer said. It's not like rolex. For omega, box and paper is useless. Can not add up any value.

Oh dear. Since then I start to collect omega boxes. It still undervalue in some way.

 

The one in the middle hasn't been shown yet, with the insert anyway...
For late 2913's and 14755's among others. That is early 60'ies.

 

Omega box for my dad's watch:
1964 solid gold Seamster De Ville
$175

 

It may happen

 

Adding my one and only box (so far) to the thread. This was my second Constellation; I fell in love with the shape and the integrated bracelet. I don't know if the box and papers actually came with the watch originally.

 

A box of the late 70's. Not the sexiest, but still an Omega box.

 

Here is an old-ass Omega box. Looks like it was for store owners or otherwise not for the customer.

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It is interesting how pictures can mislead you about size and proportions. After having been excited by those bakelite boxes of the 30's displayed in the thread by members I finally got one.
I just unpacked it and it is tiny like a matchbox. At first I thaught I bought a woman's one, so I checked. And, no, this is the real thing. I took my wifes 23,4 naïad Omega to make period correct pics, but it is to big. The only watch that fits is a T 17. Here are some pics.

 

One positive, when in the box it certainly makes your T.17 look huge!

 

Yes, right. Let's call it a T 34 then !
Bakelite was invented by a Belgian called Leo Baekeland, so it is a matter of national pride, which we actually never had.
I see you finally found those straps you needed.
Best.
Mounir

 

Do you have any info on the box ?

 

Very ....it would look great with something like an Anakin inside it

 

SM 600 Ploprof or 1000 could be nice too.

 

how does this box compare, ebay at the moment for 750euro which seems very steep