Trying to ID this omega watch

I’ll go out on a limb and suggest it is a quartz model. Quartz watches are probably not the main focus of the majority the members here. So you’ll like get replies suggesting it is worth very little more than the gold scrap value in the case. It might be worth your while to have the mechanism and strap removed, and get a quote on what just the gold scrap value would be in the case. That will give you a place to start. Make certain the watch runs with a new cell. If it runs, put a price on it that is higher than the scrap value. If you can’t get your price, you know what the scrap value would be. Don’t sell it for less than scrap.

Pretty solid limb Doug, here's another example.



The price being asked is of course ludicrous and the seller doesn't specify the watch reference number, but I'm pretty sure it's the same model the OP is asking about.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/2766216440...W10hvGYk5Mw7dNqO+/syyTTw==|tkp:Bk9SR4D6h-HVZQ