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Movement ID report · US$75

Get it in writing, for the watch in front of you.

Six photographs and the weight. I look first and tell you whether the photos can support an identification. Nothing to pay until I say I can answer it.

1 · The photographs

Phone photos are fine. Straight down, no glare, as close as it will focus. The movement and the serial are the two that matter most — send what you have and I'll tell you what's missing.

1Movement, whole

Caseback off, straight down.

2Balance & bridge

As close as it will focus.

3Serial number

The stamp on the bridge, legible.

4Dial

Straight on, no reflections.

5Inside the caseback

Reference and hallmarks.

6Case, outside

Front and side, lugs visible.

2 · The weight

3 · What you can read

Optional. Leave blank if you can't see it.

4 · Where to send the answer

By sending this you agree to the terms. This is an identification from photographs, not an appraisal. If the photos can't support a confident answer, I'll say so and you pay nothing.

Got it.

Your request number is

I'll look at the photos and reply to — usually within a day. If I can answer it, the reply has the US$75 payment link, and the report follows within a day of payment. If I can't, I'll tell you what I can see for free.

Keep the watch where it is. Nothing gets posted anywhere.

Form not working? Email the photos and the weight to id@watchbreaker.com instead.

Watch Breaker is an independent identification specialist and parts dealer and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Omega SA or the Swatch Group. Omega is a trademark of Omega SA. Reports are identifications from photographs, graded by confidence; not an authentication of record and not an appraisal. Terms.