Hi, my grandfather passed away last year and we found this omega. Not sure how old or model. Any ideas? How much does it worth?
Looks like an old Cal 320 chronograph, dial looks pretty tatty but that's not abnormal considering they're not sealed in any particularly serious way, probably 1950s or so. Probably 18K solid gold too. I paid $2200 for a better condition solid gold model than that, but they can be restored to original working order.
What's the diameter of it, measured from one side to the other excluding the crown? Guessing it might be a Cal 33.3 which is a bit bigger
Also, does it work? as in keep time correctly, does the chronograph start and stop and reset correctly?
The year of manufacture can be found by looking up the serial number in the red circle: on this chart: http://thewatchguy.homestead.com/pages/omegaserial.html
Well it does works and de serial number begins with 10.xxx.xxx does it means it was made in 1944? Great information thanks! Also it says 7 jewels inside. Thanks again! i will measure tonight and reply back.
Yes.............according to this case # chart found at this forums link page. BTW....nice watch! http://omegaforums.net/threads/help-identifying-old-omega-vintage-watch.1061/
Hi , I've got the same problem . I found omega with number 2414-2 and one long number which is 10024967. I know the watch is 1944 but i need pictures just to check. If someone have information please share with me. Thanks . Dimo
Thanks for your reply ! Do you now where I can find pictures to see the original dial? I checked in internet , but i cannot find anything. Thanks