Hi my name is Jeff .Im new to watches as well as the forum. I've had this watch for over ten years and research it from time to time but never seem to come up with an answer . I check the value through ebay every once in a while but I always come up with different values and info on this watch .I always see them listed and articles I read reference 18kt chrronometres rather than 14kt .Is there something special about this watch being 14kt ? Ive also discovered its not a ref. 2466 but the smaller 2464 does that make it more sought after ? Should I hold on to this watch or find a collector with more knowledge to care for the piece ?Any Information would help thanks .

 

it is not a 2464 but a ref. 2364 - the smaller version is not so sought after as the larger 2366

additionally the dial of your watch seems to have been re-printed/restored...

 

The dial also seems reprinted to me: "Omega" and "chronometre" letters are not crisp and look hand written. This unfortunately dramatically reduces the value of your watch.

 

Thanks for the info everyone I did notice the irregularities in the face. I know the previous owner had several high end watches and sent them to his watchmaker often so it wouldn't surprise me if he had any imperfections touched up. He owned it since new and gave it to me at when he was of 93 years old. I appreciate the information in this forum if i didn't find this site i would have to keep wondering out take it to random watchmakers that i know nothing about. Looking forward to more insight on this time piece and thank you again

 

Thanks gatorcpa very interesting. Like i said the most I've learned about this piece was from eBay listings and always 18kt. I'll look into the oxg mark a little more. I do know that the original owner was a high ranking army officer in the central intelligence division and had the watch in the beginning of his army career. I'll do some more digging thanks again.