Just want to say thank for the membership. My name is Claudio and I live in Miami, Florida. My Cousin from Argentina give me my uncle watch to see if I can find more info. He already give the watch to a watchmaker name Ricardo and he post some pictures in this forum on 2015, this is the link:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-vintage-chronograph-questions.24106/
Finally I found a watchmaker in Miami and he can open it for me, so I have more pictures and maybe you can help me to have more information, like: caliber, reference, and other detail.
Please let me know if it is possible or need more pictures.

Thank and Regards
Hi all

 

Hi

Welcome back, as mentioned originally and first off the bat (others will chip in) the dial is a redial, meaning at some point in its life it has been reprinted, its a common thing by significantly impacts the value

Calibre CH.27 / 320 dating back to early 1950's

 

Thank Tom for your prompt respond and for the information you just give me. Definitive it is not a hard to find watch and with the reprinted issue we are not looking in a big value. Just to have some base line, do you have any idea of the price range in this watch?

Regards

 

To me, with that dial, the value is likely just for parts, maybe several hundred dollars if someone actually needs a donor movement. JMHO.

 

Case and movement are easily worth several thousand dollars, both of which appear to be in pretty decent shape. Finding a new dial is highly improbable, but having the existing one refinished correctly would do the watch wonders.

 

Several thousand dollars? Plenty of decent complete c. 320 (and c.321) chronos have been around with good dials in the low $2's. Am I missing something here?

 

Hi Tom;
Searching on line by serial number 10.xxx.xxx can be 1940's?
Do you have any picture or site to found more info of the original dial of this watch? I try to find more detail and... nothing...

Thank you