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: Just saw this watch. Anyone familiar with it? I
: notice the face doesn't say 'swiss made' at
: the 6 o'clock position like many other
: watches. How about the movement?
: Any estimates on what it's worth?
Movement is correct, the 353 was belonging to the first seamaster calendars which appeared in 1952. The dial is wrong Calendar should be written in caps and no swiss made at 6 so I would stay away personnally because there is no warranty on the watch and it is not proven taht Omega made such dials.
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