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I inherited an Omega watch. The watch at the time it was made was claimed to be the thinnest watch made.

It is made of 18k solid white gold and the watch is as one piece. That is to say, the watch band is welded to the watch as it was always meant to be one piece.

I have looked everywhere to find out details about the watch. It was gifted to my father about 35 years ago.

I have no idea of its worth. It does of course need servicing and cleaning as it has been sitting for about 30 years.

It looks to me to be in good shape as my father always took good care of it.

Any help in finding info and value information would be greatly appreciated.

I do have some photos on photobucket. The photos include the insides and the underside of the back, giving all the ID numbers both on the watch and the back.

When I go to post this message along with the photo link it comes back with a message saying, sorry we do not accept files in mpg, tiff, gif, jpeg, etc.

These photos are in Jpeg. What in the world else would they want and why do they not say which file type they do accept? These are all in jpeg I believe.

Anyway, here is the link to my photo bucket. Perhaps you can get in by copy and pasting this URL into the address bar of a blank page.

http://s328.photobucket.com/albums/l327/hdlcx2/Omega%20Watch/Omega%20Watch%20Photos/?action=view¤t=DSCN0047000000047.jpg&#!oZZ1QQcurrentZZhttp%3A%2F%2Fs328.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fl327%2Fhdlcx2%2FOmega%2520Watch%2FOmega%2520Watch%2520Photos%2F%3Faction%3Dview%26current%3DDSCN0036000000036.jpg%26">

Please have a look in the file named Omega watch. There are 9 photos total. On the photos with information written on paper, it would be good to copy the image and paste it into a Photo Viewer so as to be able to enlarge it to your readable size if you are unable to do so in Photobucket.

Thank you

Will