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Addi1981
路Hi all,
I'm new on this forum, because yesterday I inherited my fathers Omega, and naturally I would love to learn more about it.
My father got the watch from his uncle, who was a respected watchmaker in former Yugoslavia. This uncle went to Switzerland in 1968 with a delegation from his firm, and ,supposedly, bought this watch directly ifrom the manifacturer. According to this story, there is only 100 of these watches in the world. I would ofcourse love this to be true, but people sometimes have a tendency to exaggerate, so hopefully someone on this forum can help me figure this out.
This is a gold watch, but I don't know how many carats (I only inherited it yesterday)
I hope the photos are good enough, I look forward to any information that can shed some light on the background or the value of this particular model.
Thanks in advance!
I'm new on this forum, because yesterday I inherited my fathers Omega, and naturally I would love to learn more about it.
My father got the watch from his uncle, who was a respected watchmaker in former Yugoslavia. This uncle went to Switzerland in 1968 with a delegation from his firm, and ,supposedly, bought this watch directly ifrom the manifacturer. According to this story, there is only 100 of these watches in the world. I would ofcourse love this to be true, but people sometimes have a tendency to exaggerate, so hopefully someone on this forum can help me figure this out.
This is a gold watch, but I don't know how many carats (I only inherited it yesterday)
I hope the photos are good enough, I look forward to any information that can shed some light on the background or the value of this particular model.
Thanks in advance!