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lehmi
·Good evening,
I inherited an Omega Seamster from my Grandfather (RIP) lately and I'd like to know more about it.
I brought the watch to a watchmaker who sent it to Omega for a revision and now its perfectly working and looks nice again. Unfortunately the original certificates etc. are lost and there is no serial number visible on the case, so I think it is a model, where the number is somewhere inside. But: the watchmaker gave me a new warranty paper and wrote some numbers down: "Case or serial number: 3861031" and another number without any labeling "25737 MG".
Maybe I am to dumb to google correct, but I can't get any legit infos with these numbers. What I like to know is:
- the exact model (with comparing images I found out that it could be a "Seamaster Polaris Chronograph" but is that the official model designation?)
- What is the year it was produced? (Should be around 1990-1995 as long as my memories are right)
- What price was it when my grandpa bought it?
Thank you and best wishes from Germany,
Markus
I inherited an Omega Seamster from my Grandfather (RIP) lately and I'd like to know more about it.
I brought the watch to a watchmaker who sent it to Omega for a revision and now its perfectly working and looks nice again. Unfortunately the original certificates etc. are lost and there is no serial number visible on the case, so I think it is a model, where the number is somewhere inside. But: the watchmaker gave me a new warranty paper and wrote some numbers down: "Case or serial number: 3861031" and another number without any labeling "25737 MG".
Maybe I am to dumb to google correct, but I can't get any legit infos with these numbers. What I like to know is:
- the exact model (with comparing images I found out that it could be a "Seamaster Polaris Chronograph" but is that the official model designation?)
- What is the year it was produced? (Should be around 1990-1995 as long as my memories are right)
- What price was it when my grandpa bought it?
Thank you and best wishes from Germany,
Markus