Hi guys, I am new here and also new to vintage Omegas. I have a question regarding a certain watch pictured below. Any information like date, authenticity, and model would greatly be appreciated. Thank you in advanced.

 

Any other photos, especially the insides, available?

 

As of right now that's all I have. But will have more shortly. The seller is a reputable member of a group I am in. What I can't figure out is why there isn't any writing towards the bottom of the watch like I see on almost all Omegas.

 

It's probably intended as an awards watch. There may be an engraving on the back.

I have a watch with a caliber 750 - which I suspect is in the piece you are interested in - and it was someone's retirement gift.

 

If it is an awards watch as you describe does it not really have a name like Seamaster or Speedmaster? And how much could something like that be worth?

 

Also I do know that it has a 1342 movement and it supposedly from 1972.

 

Well I got the one I show, gold plated, wrong crown and unserviced for a little over $300US. I use it a beater watch. I did have it serviced and the movement is quite good.

 

1342 is a quartz movement (with the day/date it would be a 1345 or 1346). If it is a quartz movement, then it's a redial as it clearly says automatic on the dial. More likely that the seller has no idea what he's talking about. http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-db.cgi?10&ranfft&&2uswk&Omega_1342

 

With that bar on the dial separating the day and date, it will be a 10xx movement if it is an automatic from that era.

 

The seller is either laying or don't know what his talking about (maybe both). That dial and a cal. 1342 do not match.
Either get more info, or leave it and find something else.