Here we have a pair of Ladies Omega watches for spares or repair:

The first one is a Ladies Omega De-Ville Automatic.

This has a Omega Calibre 661 automatic movement which is the most famous and widely used shock protection system in horology. The movement has a power reserve of 45 hours and 24 jewels. The movement works but it really needs a service as it runs sporadically.

The watch comes with an Omega 20 micron gold plated 5404 bracelet that shows wear and tear and stretch(please refer to photographs.

The dial is a silver sunburst with applied baton markers with onyx inlays and black hour and minute hands. It has an applied Omega logo with painted Omega and De-Ville text. The crown is signed.

The watch case measures 19mm. The watch was produced in approximately 1972.

The second watch is a 24mm Ladies Omega De-Ville Quartz produced around 1982.

This has a Omega Calibre 1365 which is not working. It is missing the battery clamp and screw which could be the cause. These parts are available on Ebay for around £20. This movement does not have a crown as when working, the hands are adjusted with a pin push where the crown would normally go at 3 o’clock.

The dial is white with a mix of applied Roman Numerals and baton indexes. The hour and minutes hands are gold coloured. The dial has a large chip on the edge at 4 o’clock which can be seen in the photos.

The bracelet appears to be an aftermarket one and not Omega but is fully serviceable albeit with stretch and plating coming off.

The watches do not have original boxes or papers and are as stated previously for spares or repair.

Please note that the movements have not been professionally tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.

When purchasing a watch for delivery outside of the UK, all local Customs Authority charges i.e. VAT and import charges etc. are the responsibility of the ‘Buyer’ and are not included in the sale price of the watch. 

The photos form part of the description.