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: Yeah, read the 'BIG YELLOW BANNER'. I Don't
: have access to the serial number, so i opted
: for tip 2,'The second best identifier of a
: watch is a photo'. That's all i've got.
Ah, would have helped if you had told us that. Sorry, but it is hard for us to know where to start to help you if you don't give us a clear picture of what you have and haven't done so far.
So to your original question... somewhat hard to tell as that is a very basic style watch. Many watches were sold as just 'Omega' without being part of a specific series.
It is a nice watch in beautiful condition!
But without any designations on the dial, no features distictive to a specific model, no idea what movement calibre is in it... there really is nothing for us to go on to give you more detail.
Does the back indicate whether it is 14K or 18K gold or gold-filled?
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