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Vintage OMAX Swiss Made Mechanical Watch Eastern Arabic Dial Missing Crn Project

$89.99
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Vintage OMAX Swiss Made Mechanical Wristwatch with Eastern Arabic Numerals – For Parts or Repair

This is a classic vintage OMAX watch from the 1960s–1980s era, likely featuring a 17-jewel mechanical movement (faded markings suggest 'SWISS MADE' and 'INCABLOC'). Designed for Middle Eastern markets with its distinctive Eastern Arabic dial (numerals like ١, ٢, ٣). The watch comes with a matching metal expansion band showing age-appropriate wear.

Condition: Sold as-is for parts, repair, or restoration project. The crown is missing, exposing the stem hole, and the watch is not currently running. The dial and crystal are dirty and foggy with oxidation; case and band have scratches, tarnish, and grime buildup. No testing has been done on the movement, but it appears intact visually – ideal for hobbyists or watchmakers looking for donor parts or a fix-up challenge.

Features:

  • Round silver-toned case, approximately 30–35mm diameter (unisex or ladies' size)
  • Light-colored dial with black numerals and hands
  • Expansion bracelet band (adjustable, but worn)
  • Potential AS 2066 or similar Swiss caliber inside (unconfirmed without opening)

This OMAX hails from the brand's Swiss production period before shifting to Asia in the 1990s. It's a collectible piece for enthusiasts of affordable vintage Swiss watches, but requires work to function. No returns due to as-is nature – please review photos carefully.

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Condition: For parts or not working

Item specifics

Brand Unbranded
Department Men
Type Wristwatch
Customized Yes
Model A. Lange & Söhne 1815
Features 12-Hour Dial
Movement Mechanical (Automatic)

From The Spiderpunk Web collection of authentic antiques and collectibles. Ships from the United States with tracking.

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