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It's a personal thing, really. Many of their lady's watches are well thought out with a nice dial layout, and so forth. This is a scaled-down version of a men's Seamaster, which is actually quite wearable for women these days.
Alas, they cost more. These are quite inexpensive because the demand is low.
Looks real to me also! The crown throws me off a little because it’s so thick, which is also why you might think something is off. A similar spec I found: https://www.ebay.com/itm/2753487169...utefKpZQYC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Just about any of those would be fine at $100. You might look for a Saphette.
That looks okay, maybe tarnished with age. No worries, you can always spend some time on Google to try and do your due diligence and see if there are any glaring differences!
I found a ring in my oven with diamonds on it. It was worth about $50. 😀
How sad is it that this poor ring sat in that oven for 4–5 years before I found it!
I just gave one of my nieces this Hamilton "cld" (Sealed, get it?)
Insanely inexpensive compared to Omega and no less quality by any means. This model is late 40s, "Langdon", and is much smaller than modern men's watches. There are plenty of lady's and some men's watches I think you might like if you don't insist on one of the most famous watch companies. 😀