Hello,
I have my mother's old omega watch that she wants identified. I could not find any other source than this gracious watch forum contributors.
This watch is an omega. By the picture it is hard to see the branding at the top, but, have verified it. the silver band is a replacement, but I have the original buried some place.
Any and all help is appreciated.
1 - "Learn the rules, work the rules, then conquer the rules."
2 - "Minding your own business is better than minding someone else's business."
3 - "Pull the trigger, pull it very......slowly....." - Adapted from the movie true lies
Any love for a vintage Omega out there?
1 - "Learn the rules, work the rules, then conquer the rules."
2 - "Minding your own business is better than minding someone else's business."
3 - "Pull the trigger, pull it very......slowly....." - Adapted from the movie true lies
Plenty of love, just not any information. Most ladies dress watches sold in the US were cased here as well. Omega only made the movements. That means that Omega has no records of model names or numbers. Unfortunately, most of the US based casemakers are long out of business and no one thought to save any of their records.Originally Posted by PullTheTrigger
Hopefully someone else has the same watch and can help,
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