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: The section did not give me any concrete
: information on the watch I have, so I should
Well of course. Omega has made THOUSANDS of different models over the past 150 years. Nobody is going to have a prepared answer for *your* watch (and all the thousands of others you might have asked about) just waiting for you. That's why that section describes the *process* of getting the answers for your specific watch.
: probably bring it to a store that
: specializes in vintage Omegas (I wouldn't
: dare opening the case myself....).
Simply take it to any reliable vintage watch repair person. There is nothing unique about opening your vintage watch to get the serial number that requires someone specially trained for Omega watches.
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