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Re: omega constellation ID #'s

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: Short of going to a jeweler is there anyway to
: remove back of ss/18K constellation ladies

I would not recommend any home job of removing the back of a watch. Not only might you damage the watch, but you may also let dust in which can damage the mechanism inside.

: early 90's and there is a clear sticker on
: the back with #'s 31578913 (or it might be
: 81578913 - 1st # hard to read)...the # 30

The 31578913 sounds like a correct serial number for an early 90's OMEGA.

: under two wave symbols, and an S within a
: circle and 18k (assuming 18k and stainless
: steel).

Correct.

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