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SOG53
·I have tools and confidence I could do it, but alas my confidence is not shared by my wife.....
Show us your vintage Omega women's watches
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AussieBob
·Hello,
Looking for some information and valuation on my Great Grandmother's Omega gold watch. There is a Patent number on the back of the clasp, which reads (as best as I can tell): 670798PRL?.
Pictures as follows:
Thank you in advance.
Looking for some information and valuation on my Great Grandmother's Omega gold watch. There is a Patent number on the back of the clasp, which reads (as best as I can tell): 670798PRL?.
Pictures as follows:
Thank you in advance.
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Totti
·Hi everyone,
I’m hoping to get some help identifying and valuing an Omega watch that’s been in my family for quite some time. Here’s what I know and see about the watch:
• Type: Women’s Omega watch
• Details: gold, diamonds and gemstones (possibly on the bezel or dial) but no visible model number or serial number on the case back.
• Box & Papers: Unfortunately, the original box and papers were lost a long time ago.
• Condition: It’s in great condition, but I’m not sure about the age or model.
I’ve attached some photos from different angles to help with identification. Let me know if there are specific details or close-ups that would be helpful.
Any guidance on identifying this watch or advice on next steps to determine its value would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your time and expertise!
I’m hoping to get some help identifying and valuing an Omega watch that’s been in my family for quite some time. Here’s what I know and see about the watch:
• Type: Women’s Omega watch
• Details: gold, diamonds and gemstones (possibly on the bezel or dial) but no visible model number or serial number on the case back.
• Box & Papers: Unfortunately, the original box and papers were lost a long time ago.
• Condition: It’s in great condition, but I’m not sure about the age or model.
I’ve attached some photos from different angles to help with identification. Let me know if there are specific details or close-ups that would be helpful.
Any guidance on identifying this watch or advice on next steps to determine its value would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your time and expertise!
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foxtrot
·from mine grand-grand mother...
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TorontoTim
·I think these are the only Omega women's specific models I have
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magnavi
·and these two are waiting for my daughter to grow up. I hope she will appreciate their beauty and elegance one day 😀
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kfranzk
·Hallo friends and girlfriends,
let me show here the automatic ladies Constellations (568.0xx with cal 681/2/5) together with the men's companions (168.0yy cal 561/4, 751and 1001) to show the equality in the look but difference in size:
Konrad
(My wife does not wear these, because whenever she wants it after a few days, they don't show the right time.
But on travel in another time zone her smartwatch is also wrong timed as it is attached to her older phone and cannot be adjusted manually....)
let me show here the automatic ladies Constellations (568.0xx with cal 681/2/5) together with the men's companions (168.0yy cal 561/4, 751and 1001) to show the equality in the look but difference in size:
Konrad
(My wife does not wear these, because whenever she wants it after a few days, they don't show the right time.
But on travel in another time zone her smartwatch is also wrong timed as it is attached to her older phone and cannot be adjusted manually....)
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magnavi
·Hallo friends and girlfriends,
let me show here the automatic ladie's Constellations (568.0xx) with cal 681/2/5 together with the men's companions (168.0yy) cal 561/4, 751and 1001 to show the equality in the look but difference in size:
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