The Watch Breaker Journal
Straight answers on vintage Omegas: what you've got, what it's worth, and how to buy or sell one without getting burned. Every answer is checked against Omega's own parts catalogues and the AWI Omega microfiche, not forum hearsay.
The reference shelf
Two sets of books sit behind every answer here. Omega's GF 620 spare-parts catalogues list the parts of every calibre they cover. The American Watchmakers Institute microfiche for Omega, nine sheets rarely seen outside the trade, adds the movement identification pages, the technical bulletins and the supplemental letters.
Check which fiche sheet covers your calibre, free.
In this journal
- No. 1
Where to sell your Omega watch, and how to get the most for it
28 September 2026
eBay, Chrono24, dealers or parts: what each pays, how fast, and the four facts that decide your price.
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