OMEGA OMEGA
Omega wristwatch

Movement: automatic winding
Steel case, round, dia…

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OMEGA

OMEGA Omega wristwatch Movement: automatic winding Steel case, round, diameter: 38mm Dial: black dial, Roman numeral hour markers, railway track, luminescent hands. Glass: domed Two-tone fabric strap with unsigned buckle. dial worn, hands damaged. Strap tired and oxidized, mechanism unopened Weight: 29.5 g total gross weight

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