Giovanni2023
·This is another suspicious black dial vintage Omega that I purchased on eBay. I'm trying to train my eyes to see better. Does the c at the end of "automatic" look a little off, spacing-wise?
Any thoughts on this presentation watch from 1955, with the bumper action? I think this watch looks good on either men or women. The price was not bad at $465 if it's working well and keeping time, I figured, as the seller claims.
Much appreciation for the education.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/386131927085
Description: Offering a vintage Omega wristwatch featuring a black dial with gold tone hands, gold arrow, and Aribac hour indices with a subsidiary seconds dial. The 14k yellow gold filled case houses a 17 jewel caliber 344 Omega bumper automatic movement and the serial number dates the watch to circa 1952. Included with the watch is a vintage gold filled Speidel stretch bracelet.
Item Details:
Any thoughts on this presentation watch from 1955, with the bumper action? I think this watch looks good on either men or women. The price was not bad at $465 if it's working well and keeping time, I figured, as the seller claims.
Much appreciation for the education.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/386131927085
Description: Offering a vintage Omega wristwatch featuring a black dial with gold tone hands, gold arrow, and Aribac hour indices with a subsidiary seconds dial. The 14k yellow gold filled case houses a 17 jewel caliber 344 Omega bumper automatic movement and the serial number dates the watch to circa 1952. Included with the watch is a vintage gold filled Speidel stretch bracelet.
Item Details:
- Brand: Omega
- Reference #: F 6231-1
- Serial #: 13461XXX
- Jewels: 17j
- Caliber: 344
- Movement: bumper automatic
- Metal: 14k yellow gold filled
- Weight: 58.9 grams
- Case Size (excluding crown): ~34mm
- Lug Width: ~20mm
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