No Papers... What exactly does that mean?

Hello all,

I've been looking at second hand and vintage Omegas quite a lot recently both in real world shops and also online, with the intention of buying a 'watch for life'. I started a thread a while ago about the Cosmic Triple Date watches and something along that line is kind of what I'm after.

This one caught my eye on eBay and I'm tempted to go and take a look at it:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Omega-Sp...ld-Automatic-Beautiful-Condition/312512071977

I wondered if anybody with a calibrated Omega eye would like to pass comment on that particular example and listing?

One thing that I'm not totally clear on is what papers one would expect with such a watch. Is it a problem that none are present?

Thanks as always for your expert advice and insight 😀

Simon.

Picture of watch in question:

Looks like the seller joined in 2018 and has 36 feedback but only as a buyer. This is the first thing that “azz” has sold on the bay.

At least you’d be covered by eBay if you had any issues.

He said it was serviced 7 months ago. I’d ask for the paperwork from that. Even if it wasn’t Omega that serviced it I’d still like to see some proof of a servicing.

Those fake hang tags can be found any day on ebay for a few pounds.
The movement in this watch was never a chronometer, and shouldn't the dial have Speedmaster and Automatic printed under the Omega logo?