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  1. JimoftheHills Sep 1, 2019

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    So amongst my grandfather's watches are two more Omegas I haven't been able to identify. One is an unknown quartz Seamaster with no identifying markings, and the other is an automatic DeVille with a few numbers I haven't been able to track down the meaning of, other than the code for the case and integrated bracelet being sterling silver. Any help with these would be much appreciated

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    The unknown quartz Seamaster

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    Silver automatic DeVille

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    DeVille's ID numbers, and evidence that I need to give it a good clean
     
    Edited Sep 2, 2019
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  2. STANDY schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector Sep 2, 2019

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    All the information is on the inside of the case back. Model # which will reveal all

    They are identified ones a Seamaster and ones a Deville. ;)
     
  3. JimoftheHills Sep 2, 2019

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    Alright I was probably asking for that one :p I guess I was meaning what type of Seamaster and what type of DeVille. I'll see if I can't open them up and get at the info inside