Thought it was odd that it isn’t photographed or mentioned on the Omega website.
If the gold content is greater than the value, what value would you put on the watch?
Hmm,
thisnis a very very odd piece. Strap design and serial place it at early 70’s. ( I’ve only seen a Seiko with a similar mesh strap. )
dial is solid gold by the way as denoted by the OM on the dial.
The hallmarks all denote Swiss origin but the case does not seem to have standard reference markings.
I’m a bit stumped. It’s a very very interesting piece in amazing condition.
ref.# is clearly visible in the case back: 8372
That surely isn't a valid Omega case number from the 1970s.
231.1002 on the buckle is likely the identifier, but the middle 3 in the first part means manual wind so maybe not. I would have expected 251.1002 if the case and movement are matched. Perhaps the case/bracelet were used for a manual wind variant also.
That surely isn't a valid Omega case number from the 1970s.
231.1002 on the buckle is likely the identifier, but the middle 3 in the first part means manual wind so maybe not. I would have expected 251.1002 if the case and movement are matched. Perhaps the case/bracelet were used for a manual wind variant also.
