Free tool

Weigh your Omega. Find out what the gold is worth.

A kitchen scale, the hallmark inside the back, thirty seconds. You get an estimate of the gold in it, today, at today's price. I get one more row in the only register of what these cases actually weigh.

Why this exists. Nobody publishes what a vintage Omega case weighs bare. Dealers don't say, forums guess, gold buyers weigh the whole watch and shrug. Every weight sent here — with a photo of the scale so it's real — goes into a register, credited to you if you want, and the first ten verified contributors get the whole table.

1 · On the scale

Total weight in grams What was on the scale?

The whole watch on a leather or steel strap The whole watch on a solid gold bracelet The head only — no strap, no bracelet The bare case — movement and crystal out Just the gold bracelet

Photo of it on the scale, reading visible required — this is what makes the number count

2 · The gold

What does the hallmark say? Exactly what's stamped inside the back optional — e.g. "750 · 168.005 · Helvetia head" Photo of the hallmark optional but it turns a guess into a fact

3 · The watch

Case reference inside the back

Model what the dial says

Case diameter in mm optional, without the crown

4 · Credit

Name or handle for the register optional

Email optional — only if you want the table

An estimate from a stated weight and hallmark, not an appraisal. Gold-filled and plated cases have no meaningful gold value. Spot price is updated when the page is published — the date is shown with the result.

Your estimate

Thank you — it's in the register. Submission #. Once I've checked the scale photo it's credited and counted.

Want it in writing, with the calibre, the case match and all three values? A Movement ID report is US$75. Not sure whether yours is solid or plated? Here's how to tell.

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.