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I thought there was something not right with the look of this watch...
Apr 20, 2007,14:50 PM
I'm going to assume that my rerlative was not aware this was a ladies moderl. Thats it, I'm going to sell this watch asap. I don't think they had unisex watches in 1970. Thanks for the info
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Can you help me identify this Omega?
By: Intex : April 17th, 2007-16:52
I am trying to identify this older omega watch I received as a graduation gift 30 years ago. It has a Brown suede strap, that came with it, but was removed and replaced with what looks like a generic 18K gold band (circa 1975). It came in a red Omega box ...
Found more info...
By: Intex : April 17th, 2007-19:14
I found out that this is a refernce 5110378 Omega, I do not know if it is a ladies watch or small mens? How would I find it's value? Thanks
Many things do not add up
By: MTF : April 18th, 2007-05:35
If you received this watch 30 years ago, then you know many things don't add up. Omega made a range of 'Emeraude' watches in the De Ville line during most of the 1970s but the MD 511.0378 did not look like yours. It was a ladies watch with a carbochon-set...
I opened the back of the watch, and
By: Intex : April 18th, 2007-08:23
I am sure this is a geniuene Omega. The ref. number was stamped on the inside of the back cover, along with the Omega symbol. The movement has a number on it, which I think started with "38", which would correspond with a 1973/1974 manufacture. The moveme...
I can collaborate but can't help with identification
By: JoeyJLC : April 19th, 2007-20:32
Dear Intex, Based on my childhood memories, my 2nd female cousin had this same exact watch and that was in the 70's. It was a De Ville mechanical with stainless back but apart from that I don't have any other info.For some reason the image of this watch h...