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:Perhaps I'll get an
: appraisal from another jeweler.
Yes, a good idea.
: Today I did send the basic information I have
: to Omega and they may be able to give me
: some help as well.
I don't think you will get much there.
: I have certainly learned my lesson about
: keeping a record and photos of valued
: possessions.
You could look on Ebay for a watch which is similar and copy the photo. At least you will then have a photo demonstrating roughly what it looked like. There are SO many variations (eg round and square!) Steve's site -
http://www.old-omegas.com/
has old catalogues which might be worth a look too.
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