My late father owned an Omega with a green dial and a faceted crystal. Those two characteristics are the only things I remember of the watch, and then again my memory may be playing tricks on me. The watch had stopped working and my dad didn't have the money nor the wherewithal to repair it. Instead, it sat in a drawer for the longest time, and ultimately lost.

Can anyone with any knowledge of vintage Omegas help me identify an Omega with these characteristics? I'd much appreciate it and would pay handsomely for a good example of one.

 

Pictures would be very helpful

 

I unfortunately don't have any pictures of him with his watch.

 

Try the closest one you could remeber by searching Google image: "Omega green dial" and "Omega faceted crystal"
Otherwise it would be very difficult for us to help you.

 

Could it have been a De Ville, like this one (Google picture)? Not sure if they also came with green dial.

 

From the sounds of it it will be from the Andrew Grima inspired "emerald" line.

 

Indeed. More info on the Omega museum site: http://www.omegamuseum.com/lost-lines

 

I had done the google search and have come up with nothing. From my limited memory, it looked like this (not an Omega):

 

sounds like Frankensteins watch......................kind regards. achim

 

It was my father's; thanks for your input.

 

I can only think it was a TV dial Geneve.... does this look familiar?

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f29/so...-refinished-reduced-au$390-o-n-o-1047229.html