vintage ladies omega can you id it and give advice please
vintage ladies omega can you id it and give advice please
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Trustmeimadoctor

Original Poster:

14,373 posts

186 months

Wednesday 28th September 2011
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hi was wondering if anyone could id this ladies omega for me please also how much to get it running again as its not been worn in possibly 30 years


MrLion

23 posts

189 months

Wednesday 28th September 2011
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http://www.antiquewatchcouk.com/watchrepairform.ht...

That looks 1930s/40s. These guys may be able to help.

Trustmeimadoctor

Original Poster:

14,373 posts

186 months

Thursday 29th September 2011
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just looking on omegas site at restoration if the age you suggest is correct sending it to them could cost about 600-680 roughly ish


my gran says it cost her roughly £300 back then i couldnt make out the hall marks with her magnifying glass but she thought she remembered it been platinum but i think its just silver personally, i have seen some images of newer versions of the same watch but in gold and the branding on the face is different.

i was thinking about getting it recommissioned for the wife as its the nicest womans watch ive seen for a while

Trustmeimadoctor

Original Poster:

14,373 posts

186 months

Thursday 29th September 2011
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no she just pulled it out of a plastic watch case that was in an old suitcase she said she hadnt been in that for over 20 years

Trustmeimadoctor

Original Poster:

14,373 posts

186 months

Thursday 29th September 2011
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i have posted on watchprosite too but i dont think they have woken up yet biggrin

Trustmeimadoctor

Original Poster:

14,373 posts

186 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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update its a ladies cocktail watch from mid to late 60's in 9k solid white gold. ive managed to get someone to clean up the movement for £50 so im happy. one place just said id weigh it in if i was you, i must say i wasnt happy with that response.