Omega in 9ct gold with Dennison case box e papers

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Hello everyone from Italy,
I have just purchased this Omega in 9ct gold with Dennison case.
Do you think everything is okay and how much would you rate it?
 
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Looks nice

the hallmark inside the case back is from 1958 (birmingham, anchor, and a “J” or “flying T” type symbol

the buckle alone is worth 200 gb pounds or so - whats the hall mark on this? - the same as above?

is there another hallmark stamp on the 1 o’clock lug ? If so, please provide a close up photo

would also like to see more photos of the box - inside and out please
 
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Looks nice

the hallmark inside the case back is from 1958 (birmingham, anchor, and a “J” or “flying T” type symbol

the buckle alone is worth 200 gb pounds or so - whats the hall mark on this? - the same as above?

is there another hallmark stamp on the 1 o’clock lug ? If so, please provide a close up photo

would also like to see more photos of the box - inside and out please
The photos are those of the seller, the watch will arrive next week. As soon as it is in my possession I will take the photos you asked for
 
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Looks nice

the hallmark inside the case back is from 1958 (birmingham, anchor, and a “J” or “flying T” type symbol

the buckle alone is worth 200 gb pounds or so - whats the hall mark on this? - the same as above?

is there another hallmark stamp on the 1 o’clock lug ? If so, please provide a close up photo

would also like to see more photos of the box - inside and out please

From the photos I currently have I was able to obtain these two enlargements of the buckle.
The mark on the handle at ure 1 is certainly an inscription but it cannot be deciphered.
It seems to me that the symbols on the caseback are the same as those on the buckle
I can't wait for it to arrive to be able to see it live
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Hello everyone from Italy,
I have just purchased this Omega in 9ct gold with Dennison case.
Do you think everything is okay and how much would you rate it?

Please compare seconds hands length between my 13308 and your incoming.



Art
 
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Hi Art

agree the OP’s second hand looks too long, but yours looks a little short to me ( but may be the photo you posted) - does the second hand reach the minute markers?

OP - agree, buckle also looks to be 1958
 
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Here is my now departed 13308 for further hand comparison. Be aware that Birmingham assay office previously changed date letters in the middle of the year so the OP watch dates to mid “58 to mid ‘59. My watch is a couple of years older.

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Hi Art

agree the OP’s second hand looks too long, but yours looks a little short to me ( but may be the photo you posted) - does the second hand reach the minute markers?

OP - agree, buckle also looks to be 1958

This was taken with a macro lens:



Best,

Art
 
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He arrived and I took some photos of him especially of the references on the case, buckle and caseback.
the second hand is worn like the other two, so either they have all been replaced in previous years or they are original
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They might at least have spelled his name right if he was parting with £58.
 
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Potrebbero almeno aver scritto correttamente il suo nome se si fosse separato con £ 58.
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