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himmelblau · 9 May 2010, 01:18 AM

The Manager of Capability Scotland has asked me to look at this Omega that was handed in. She wants to know if it is real and what is wrong with it.

Having taken the back off, I think we can say that it’s a real Omega Date Quartz watch and going by the serial number dates to 1979.

When turning the crown, there is a grating feeling and only the hour hand a date move, the second and minute hand do not move when turning the crown.

Any help and advice would be appreciated.

Brian

9 May 2010, 01:18 AM	#1
himmelblau "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Real Name: Brian Location: Scottish Borders Watch: GS SBGR051 Posts: 173	Omega Advice for Local Charity Shop The Manager of Capability Scotland has asked me to look at this Omega that was handed in. She wants to know if it is real and what is wrong with it. Having taken the back off, I think we can say that it’s a real Omega Date Quartz watch and going by the serial number dates to 1979. When turning the crown, there is a grating feeling and only the hour hand a date move, the second and minute hand do not move when turning the crown. Any help and advice would be appreciated. Brian __________________ The Rolex-Omega watch debate, is equal to the Nikon-Canon camera debate

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