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Omega Vintage Gold Watch Identification Guide

VictoriaSobocki · 2023-11-29T13:06:38Z

VictoriaSobocki seeks to identify two vintage gold Omega watches. Expert analysis reveals refinished dials and non-original crowns, crucial for collectors.

By VictoriaSobocki · Nov 29, 2023 · 2 replies

VictoriaSobocki

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VictoriaSobocki's quest to identify two vintage gold Omega watches highlights a common challenge for collectors: distinguishing original components from later modifications. Her detailed photos and videos provide an excellent foundation for the community to analyze, offering a valuable case study in vintage watch authentication. This article synthesizes expert insights to help new and seasoned collectors navigate the nuances of vintage Omega identification.

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[Identification] Can anyone help me identify what models these two watches are? (Omega, ID, gold color, probably vintage)

Thank you in advance

Here is a link to more videos and photos of the watches: tinyurl.com/OmegaDK

Key Points from the Discussion

The dial of the identified Omega watch appears to have been refinished, likely a considerable time ago, which impacts its originality and collector value.
The crown on the Omega watch is not original, indicating another component that has been replaced or modified from its factory specification.
This thread is discussion-light, with only initial identification and condition assessment provided.

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Dr No

Nov 29, 2023

Can't help with the ladies model. The men's watch is probably a ref 2505 . . .

. . . but unfortunately the dial has been refinished, probably a long time ago. The crown isn't original, either. Cordially, Art

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