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From Grok:
The watch in the image appears to be an Omega vintage ladies’ watch, likely from the mid-20th century, given its design and style. The brand “Omega” is clearly visible on the dial, and the gold-tone case and bracelet suggest it could be a model from the 1940s or 1950s. The specific model is difficult to determine from the image alone, but it resembles Omega’s “De Ville” or “Ladies’ Collection” lines from that era, which often featured elegant, rectangular or cushion-shaped cases with intricate bracelet designs.
For precise details such as the exact model, reference number, or production year, I recommend consulting a professional watchmaker or Omega’s official archives with the watch’s serial number, which can be found on the movement (accessible by opening the case back). If you’d like, I can offer to search for more information if you provide additional details or the serial number.
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Hard to predict the reference number. But looks similar to 1950s Omegas in 14K gold.
Here is a variation of this watch - https://www.cafr.ebay.ca/itm/325824746659
The folks at the Omega Forum might also have some good insight, good community over there!
It looks like an Omega Sepphette from the mid fifties. I don’t think that’s an original bracelet but I’m not sure. Do you know the movement and first two digits of the serial?