It’s a watch. From the quality and detail of the photo that about it unless I bust out my tarot cards and I charge $50 an hour for fortune telling.

 

+1 I also think it's a watch. Could be a refrigerator or a toaster oven though so I'd wait for more experts to chime in.

 

Looks like a late 40's Seamaster, but i may be wrong.

 

definitely a rare Vincent black shadow with an oscillation overthruster.

 

lol toaster hmm not A great photo i know

was my grandfather's and was just curious

 

It might be a nice watch but you're going to need to help us out with better photos, including the inside of the case back and movement.

 

Going on the second photo it's definitely a watch.

 

3rd vote for watch.

 

I'm guessing you have a nice heirloom. But if you want good information from the forum, you will need more and better photos, from all sides, including the inside of the case-back and the movement. Make sure the photos are high resolution and in-focus, so all printing is clear and legible. The tiny, blurry, shadowy photos are no good.

 

Looks to be in generally good condition, actually. Going by the $2300 thread, bad pictures make it more desirable.
I hope you are going to keep it. Have it serviced by an independent watchmaker, not Omega.

 

Early 1950s watch. Leather or leather-like material band.

 

teza, you could play around with the OVD & maybe find it yourself: Vintage watches

 

Geez, you really spell it out for him don't you? Guy will get lazy with all that information.

https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/vintage-watches

 

LOL. My link didn't work.