Need Help: Can you identify this watch?

[briansshin]

Hey All,

I was at a yard sale and picked up this Watch for dirt cheap. I was wondering if anyone knew the Model Number or if it's worth anything? Also, it's not automatic I don't think...

Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks from the past.

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[briansshin]

Sorry. Attachments didn't go through for whatever reason.

[TimeLord2]

Can't comment on the model but it does look like it's perhaps gold plated not solid 14k gold. Just looking at where the plating seems to have worn off to expose the base metal in the worn areas. Then again could be the quality of the pics. It is a attractive for a woman's cocktail watch but I am also not confident in its authenticity. Take it to the mall and see if they can pop in a battery.

[Nickn]

Sorry it’s awful
Don’t waste your money on a battery

[omar-rye]

Originally Posted by TimeLord2

Can't comment on the model but it does look like it's perhaps gold plated not solid 14k gold. Just looking at where the plating seems to have worn off to expose the base metal in the worn areas. Then again could be the quality of the pics. It is a attractive for a woman's cocktail watch but I am also not confident in its authenticity. Take it to the mall and see if they can pop in a battery.

It’s a stainless steel case back which would entail its gold plated.


You can find the reference number most of the time on the inside of the case back. It’s a snap on case back, so just carefully use a pocket knife to open it.

[chro.nic]

Does it say Lifetime Mainspring on the dial?

.nic

[Nickn]

You won’t find a reference number as it isn’t a 14k gold omega watch!

[briansshin]

Originally Posted by chro.nic

Does it say Lifetime Mainspring on the dial?

.nic

Yes it does say Lifetime Mainpring.

[briansshin]

Originally Posted by omar-rye

It’s a stainless steel case back which would entail its gold plated.


You can find the reference number most of the time on the inside of the case back. It’s a snap on case back, so just carefully use a pocket knife to open it.

I've opened it, and for whatever the top of "Hong Kong" is scribbled out. Doesn't look like it takes a battery either..
I do have someone at the mall who services my Rolexs and other watches. Maybe he will know?

Thanks again for your inputs.

-Brian

[briansshin]

Originally Posted by Nickn

You won’t find a reference number as it isn’t a 14k gold omega watch!

I think the clasp is only 14k. Not the entire bracelet

[briansshin]

Originally Posted by TimeLord2

Can't comment on the model but it does look like it's perhaps gold plated not solid 14k gold. Just looking at where the plating seems to have worn off to expose the base metal in the worn areas. Then again could be the quality of the pics. It is a attractive for a woman's cocktail watch but I am also not confident in its authenticity. Take it to the mall and see if they can pop in a battery.

It looks like it's a fake, as all the parts say Hong Kong =(

I only paid $15 from a very old lady on Craigslist... so if it doesn't cost any more then $100 to get this fixed, maybe I'll give it to a lady friend as a gift. 😊

[Nickn]

This is daft
It’s not an omega
The clasp isn’t gold
It has no value and is not worth repairing

[briansshin]

Originally Posted by Nickn

This is daft
It’s not an omega
The clasp isn’t gold
It has no value and is not worth repairing

Thank you all!

[Tools]

The inside of the case and the movement is good proof that this is not an authentic Swiss watch.