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Vintage Omega: Gold or Gold-Filled Model ID Help
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sheepdoll
·Look for a hallmark between the lugs.
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!Looks solid but the dial is a terrible redial so buy it for gold only.
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·Hallmarks here n here but Worn poss 18k
Dial isn’t original
Dial isn’t original
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·This is a front Loading movement so you’ll have to split the bezel crystal off the case
Also believe it’s got a split stem which separates under pressure
Hallmarks will be on the inside of the back cover
Not recommended attempting if an amateur
Also believe it’s got a split stem which separates under pressure
Hallmarks will be on the inside of the back cover
Not recommended attempting if an amateur
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·1400 euro is the asking price. i´m not sure if its worth it.
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·If it’s 18k solid gold that’s Good price tho needs to be confirmed with the other hallmarks inside the case , and if you’re happy with the dial not being original ?
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··Oooo subtitles!Bear in mind it could be 14k or even (less likely) 9K rather than the assumed 18K. And also bear in mind these monocoque cases are lighter than the traditional kind so the gold value will be less.
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·I worked on a seamaster DeVille with a similar case design before . I was interested in the watch because of the Price. I think it should be possible to find a good original dial for this Model.
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·Thank you all for the good help!
