What is it? Argentina?

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Jeff2855

·Jul 28, 2022

No sentimental or financial attachment. Feel free to critique/advise.

 

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noelekal

·Jul 28, 2022·Home For Wayward Watches

They make rubber stamps for that kind of work on watch dials.

 

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JimInOz

·Jul 28, 2022·Melbourne Australia

Locally cased movement. with a ludicrous redial.

T-SWISS MADE-T?

 

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jaguar11

·Jul 28, 2022

I guess you are/were thinking of buying this?

 

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Jeff2855

·Jul 28, 2022

I already own it. It came in a lot of other things I purchased.
Does any part of it have value? I assume the movement is authentic? What about the case gold or gold filled?

 

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Evitzee

·Jul 28, 2022

Case appears to be 18k gold so there is scrap value there. Not sure what the movement would be worth.

 

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connieseamaster

·Jul 28, 2022

The 625 movement was Omega's go-to ladies manual caliber equivalent to the 5xx. Someone will value it for spare parts, but I imagine scrap value of gold will far outstrip it's parts value.

 

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watchyouwant

·Jul 28, 2022

That needs gold content testing.....

 

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MtV

·Jul 28, 2022

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That needs gold content testing.....

My thoughts exactly. Value of the movement is minimal, best you can do is hope the case is actually solid gold.

 

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Pvt-Public

·Jul 30, 2022

Hmmm, good questions. What is this? It is a watch. Argentina? Sorry no the shape is all wrong.

 

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joe band

·Aug 2, 2022

no knocking argentina... those frankensteins weren't made to deceive, but rather are evidence of a resourceful and inventive watchmaker filling the need of a client.

only decades later do we remorse the lack of originality.