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Greetings All,
Passed down from my grandfather I now own an older Omega Seamaster. It is in the dress watch style, has no date display, and is self winding. It is gold in color with a gold band. The face has two large hash marks at 12, 3, 6, and 9, and a single one at the rest. If anyone has any info on the possible model, time period, or even possible value it would be much appreciated. I am looking to get the crystal repaired and need to insure it for the value through the mail. Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Jeff
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