mrsnak
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One way to research this...
...is to get the bracelet number off the inside of the clasp and see if you can match it up to the Omega bracelets they sell at Otto Frei (Google them, this particular forum doesn't like links to outside vendors). PM me if you have trouble finding that page.
They stock genuine Omega parts.
They generally list all the case numbers that used a particular bracelet.
Taking a quick look there I thought that your bracelet was an 1209/202
You can then spend some time at Omega traditions.
62.73.172.167
and search for case numbers.
A little detective work, but it's always fun!
Vintage Constellation
Hello, I would be grateful to have any information on this rather puzzling (to me) Constellation. The model looks quite recent, may be early 1980s? But at that time Constellation movements were no longer automatic. Or could this watch be older than I reck...
I think the watch might be a little older...
... maybe mid to late 1970's. From the style of the dial, it looks like it may have one of the 10XX series movements, which were among the last true in-house movements by Omega. I think these movements were produced at least until the early 1980's. The on...
i agree with gator. it has all the look of mid 70's.
the integrated bezel that looks like the speedmaster 125's is a real mid 70's hallmark. quite a nice looker so i hope you find the info you need. well, if you can get the back off we can give you all the info you need within a few minutes as most of us ha...
One way to research this...
...is to get the bracelet number off the inside of the clasp and see if you can match it up to the Omega bracelets they sell at Otto Frei (Google them, this particular forum doesn't like links to outside vendors). PM me if you have trouble finding that pa...