Post better photos and provide some context about the watch. Where did it come from? Does it have sentimental value? What do you want to do with it?
Finding a bracelet for that type of watch is difficult and even if it is authentic, Omega watches from that era aren't terribly desirable.
Hi hammerd79 welcome to Omega forums. If its worth restoring a watch is up to you. If the watch have sentimental value most people feel that a restauration is worth it. If not, I think most people on here would say no.
A restoration could be had cheaply from a watchmaker or expenciely from Omega in >Switzerland. Prices from app. $ 300 to $ 800.
This watch is a gift from my uncle, it has sentimental value as my uncle has passed away, i wanna use it as a daily watch.
I do not know any info about this watch, i destroyed as small kid its bracelet as far as i remember 30 years have passed since, maybe more...
I will take more photos and post them so it will be easier to find a bracelet for it even if is not authentic, i do not care.
