classic omega- eBay purchase
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Hi guys,
I bought a square omega De ville of eBay as a impulse buy..why? I just thought it looked nice. Since i won, I've tried to look for similar watches but haven't found any info. Has anyone seen one of these before?
I haven't received this yet so can't look for model numbers etc. Just curious about the watch.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/e11401.m1842.l3160/7...
Thanks.
I bought a square omega De ville of eBay as a impulse buy..why? I just thought it looked nice. Since i won, I've tried to look for similar watches but haven't found any info. Has anyone seen one of these before?
I haven't received this yet so can't look for model numbers etc. Just curious about the watch.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/e11401.m1842.l3160/7...
Thanks.
When you get it, take the back off. Inside the rear will be a model code in a format similar to 192.0027.
Save this link: http://www.omegawatches.com/spirit/history/vintage...
When you have the model number: enter it into the search field and youll find out which movement it has and when it was released etc. The 192.0027 has a Ca.1325 32KHz Megaquartz 15j movement and was released in 1976 on a strap. Their photo isnt particularly flattering as you can see from a recent snap.

Save this link: http://www.omegawatches.com/spirit/history/vintage...
When you have the model number: enter it into the search field and youll find out which movement it has and when it was released etc. The 192.0027 has a Ca.1325 32KHz Megaquartz 15j movement and was released in 1976 on a strap. Their photo isnt particularly flattering as you can see from a recent snap.

GC8 said:
When you get it, take the back off. Inside the rear will be a model code in a format similar to 192.0027.
Save this link: http://www.omegawatches.com/spirit/history/vintage...
When you have the model number: enter it into the search field and youll find out which movement it has and when it was released etc. ]
Very useful link. CheersSave this link: http://www.omegawatches.com/spirit/history/vintage...
When you have the model number: enter it into the search field and youll find out which movement it has and when it was released etc. ]
It might be a snap back, but even then it might be better to get someone experienced to open it. The serial number and calibre model will be engraved onto the movement too, so if I was in your position Id take pictures of this and the case back and then have the back refitted.
The calibre will probably be a three figure number such as 565 and a little Googling will tel you everyhting that you could hope to know about it.
The calibre will probably be a three figure number such as 565 and a little Googling will tel you everyhting that you could hope to know about it.
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