chrono24seven
9
Wow... impossible to ID
Hey,
These things happen more than most collectors would like to admit (passing on a possible great deal)... if it's gone... let it be.
If you get a pic, or better the number on the movement and/or inner case back we can tell you EVERYTHING about the watch!
Ever hear of the ***OUTSIDE LINK DELETED PER FORUM RULES***?
Good Luck!
This message has been edited by DRMW on 2010-02-25 17:36:29
Did I make a mistake not buying this watch?
A friend of mines who owns a small watch repair business was selling an Omega between the 1940's to the 1960's I believe I'm not really shore what yr. It has a grayish color dial small seconds at the 6'oclock position and had a non cosc movement. He wante...
Hard call...
it is practically impossible to answer your question with accuracy without multiple photos and a more detailed description. You do not even mention what the case metal is... Please post pics of the watch in question we can comment on if it is uncommon exa...
I can't seem to find any more info.
I'm not all that good with vintage watches, The case is stainless steel. That's all I really know, I don't own the watch and finding a pic is hard as heck
Wow... impossible to ID
Hey, These things happen more than most collectors would like to admit (passing on a possible great deal)... if it's gone... let it be. If you get a pic, or better the number on the movement and/or inner case back we can tell you EVERYTHING about the watc...