watch from the immediate post World War II era

Aldegherin · Mon. 5:15am

Family watch, acquired by my father’s uncle in the immediate post-World War II era. I'd like to know if it’s a truly gold Omega (or...gilded?) or a low-value centaur except for its story’s worth (the uncle was imprisoned for political reasons before WWII, and when he got out he said: ‘For many years I was without time, today I finally have time and I want watches too.’ So he bought Omega, Marvin, Zenith). Thanx in advance

peterkirk01 · Mon. 5:25am

I think that you forgot the photos.

Aldegherin · Mon. 5:30am

size 36,5/36,7mm

gatorcpa · Mon. 5:44am

The movement is Omega, but not an Omega licensed case. You would need to have it tested by a jeweler to see if it is solid gold. Dial was refinished a long time ago.

Hope this helps,
gatorcpa

watch from the immediate post World War II era

Aldegherin

peterkirk01

Aldegherin

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