Hi all,
Here is my old quartz non-stopping machine from Omega, what can it be the real value of this today, the quartz mechanism for me, have always good utility, and low value, no wind no shake, only bat!
Any help is welcome.

 

The 1430/33 movements can be exchanged if faulty. Your watch has a textured dial that adds to the value, but do not count on a large sales sum.

 

Thank you as I think.

 

That watch has a 1437, not a 1433. The 1433 is date only, and this is day/date. It says 1437 on the case back also...

The 1437 is not available new, but is a quality movement and can be serviced - in fact I'm in the middle of servicing one right now.

Cheers, Al

 

Allways learning ...
Thanks and Cheers

 

Hi old thread but I see the 1437 subject and thought you might have some info on this watch I recently bought, I'm starting to think the dial is not original but it would be a nice surprise if it wasn't. I work as a ships navigator and having the day and big numbers is perfect for me.

 

looks good, I want one!

 

This is only the 2nd one I've seen for sale got it for £440 on eBay, another guy has posted a pic of one with a grey face. It's not an easy find to get a nice day date non chronograph watch with a dark face with numbers on the outside, nearly pulled the trigger on a Hamilton but felt wrong not spending my money on an omega. Even if it's a fake face I'm happy enough!