I have doubt about the bracelet clasp. It may not be from Omega and the beads of rice might only be gold plated.
The dial was refinished badly coming with a worn case would reduce the value more than half.
Value of the whole thing depends on gold contents in those beads of rice + 18k gold case.
I see what you mean, but the amount of stretch on the bracelet without any wear-through makes me think probably not gold plated, they do tend to lose their edges and corners far before they stretch that much, though exceptions happen
I don't trust the stamps on the clasp.
The correct stamps from Omega bracelets of 168.006 model are in attached photos.
Also, the 18k BOR bracelet for 168.006 is so rare that I have never seen one in my life.
IMHO, that beads of rice bracelet needs to be checked carefully before saying it is 18k gold.
The dial is definitely refinished and its a pretty rough job, but the case is a Ref 168.005/6 18K solid gold dogleg Constellation case, its quite a bit polished which is common for gold as its a soft material. The bracelet is a real solid gold 18K beads of rice which is very uncommon, even though its a bit rough and stretched, you almost never come across those these days so that's quite a cool thing to have.
The dial is definitely refinished and its a pretty rough job, but the case is a Ref 168.005/6 18K solid gold dogleg Constellation case, its quite a bit polished which is common for gold as its a soft material. The bracelet is a real solid gold 18K beads of rice which is very uncommon, even though its a bit rough and stretched, you almost never come across those these days so that's quite a cool thing to have.
