Hello All,
Any idea what model/year this is and what it might be worth?
Any additional info is welcome and appreciated!

Thanks in advance...

 

Why do you ask? Regards. Bill

 

Well, Bill, because I don't know...

 

A ladies Omega late 60ies. 18K white gold, cal 620. Seems to be in excellent condition. Literally worth its weight in gold. Probably with a slight premium on that too

 

Not much of a premium. I think I paid £10 for the last 620 movement I bought.

 

Is that so? In that case I heavily overpaid the cal 620 movement I bought the other week. I had to cough up £20 for it

 

That's inflation for you. Mine was about 12 months ago.

 

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh contrary to the minds of mear mortal man, my mother has worn her Omega daily since it was given to her in 1967. She has not worn another watch since. But yes, she is probably the ONLY woman on planet Earth that still does. She recently broke the clasp off and was devastated because she felt it was not repairable. I told her it was that we just had to find the right jeweler to do it correctly.
The dial is a mess, but this gal has been through some wars I can tell you. Mom was thrown in the pool in a evening gown by then drunk husband at the Fountainbleu in Miami in 1971. Going to the Orange Bowl as the husband was a VP of Advertising for Minute Maid. Mom was fished out by Anita Bryant. Anyone old enough to remember her? Mom was wearing the watch! Husband did not last much longer!!!
I would love to find a dial for this watch and have tried many times over the years but futile. 18k and probably all have been melted down. She still has inner and outer boxes, papers plus receipts from Bienne, Switzerland were it was purchased new. Only means something to her and me.

Wayne

 

What you have got there is a fantastic family heirloom!

 

That's 18k gold so it can be repaired.

 

That is what I told her and have already found a good local jewelry to repair it. My mom has a permanent indentation in her wrist were this strap goes. So funny, not worn in over a month but the indentation is still just as crisp. LOL!!!

Wayne