Omega (D)D6751

john1960 · Dec 20, 2020

Thank you for the add. Nice forum you have here.

In 1981 my father purchased an Omega gentleman’s dress watch. I have the original bill of sale which shows it as a model DD6751. I have found it online listed only as a D6751.

The watch was worn three, or four times, stored in it’s original box and kept in a dehumidified safe. I am trying to determine if the bill of sale has an error with the extra “D”, or if in fact, this watch is a DD6751 which I can not find online, or determine a value for.

Any help would be appreciated.

john1960 · Dec 23, 2020

Nobody?

X350 XJR · Dec 23, 2020

Either would be correct.

Likely marked D6751 inside the case back.

Unfortunately not a popular watch in today's market, worth melt value of the gold plus $100 or so.

john1960 · Dec 24, 2020

X350 XJR
Either would be correct.

Likely marked D6751 inside the case back.

Unfortunately not a popular watch in today's market, worth melt value of the gold plus $100 or so.

Thanks for your reply. It’s a shame. This watch is pristine and nearly unworn. I still have the original box and bill of sale from 1981.

Thanks again.

Stini · Oct 4, 2022

I think I have the same watch. Very good looking and a real shame if the value redounds to melt plus a premium. Fashion is a fickle thing, but I always feel well-dressed when I wear it out. It lends an air of "legitimacy" to have a sleek gold dress watch, even if it is not an "important" one.

Spruce · Oct 5, 2022

….. and it takes up very little room in your dresser drawer

sheepdoll · Oct 5, 2022

Spruce
….. and it takes up very little room in your dresser drawer

Unlike a pipe organ.

Stini · Feb 23, 2025

john1960
Thank you for the add. Nice forum you have here.

In 1981 my father purchased an Omega gentleman’s dress watch. I have the original bill of sale which shows it as a model DD6751. I have found it online listed only as a D6751.

The watch was worn three, or four times, stored in it’s original box and kept in a dehumidified safe. I am trying to determine if the bill of sale has an error with the extra “D”, or if in fact, this watch is a DD6751 which I can not find online, or determine a value for.

Any help would be appreciated.

Hi again, John. Just looking in 4 years on plus change. Did you ever find out what you wanted to know about your watch? What did you decide to do? What was the outcome? I have the same watch which I still enjoy.

Omega (D)D6751

john1960

john1960

X350 XJR

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Stini

Spruce

sheepdoll

Stini

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