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: I would like to know which caliber is inside,
: the approximative year of making,
The answers to these questions are in the TELL ME ABOUT MY OMEGA article in the OMEGA ZONE on this site.
: and if this watch is rather common or not.
Not very common. Omega chronographs from back then are not easy to find these days. My rough guess is late 1940s or earlu 1950s for this one.
: I paid $500 for it.
Sounds quite reasonable for one in good, working condition.
Enjoy!
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