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Lamone · 6 March 2017, 01:29 PM

Due to the monetary value of these Omani watches and other Middle Eastern countries (see GCC) - a lot of these watches have resurfaced.
Dealers and collectors, as well as auction houses are crazy about them; and in recent years, prices for such watches (mostly logo dials) have skyrocketed.

With that being said, it is much easier to engrave a caseback (any engraver can reproduce a perfect ‘Khanjar’ (the Omani coat of arm) - It is much harder to produce a perfect Qaboos signature or/and a Khanjar on a dial, many have tried most have not succeeded.

6 March 2017, 01:29 PM	#2
Lamone Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: NYC Watch: ya mawt! Posts: 3,448	Due to the monetary value of these Omani watches and other Middle Eastern countries (see GCC) - a lot of these watches have resurfaced. Dealers and collectors, as well as auction houses are crazy about them; and in recent years, prices for such watches (mostly logo dials) have skyrocketed. With that being said, it is much easier to engrave a caseback (any engraver can reproduce a perfect ‘Khanjar’ (the Omani coat of arm) - It is much harder to produce a perfect Qaboos signature or/and a Khanjar on a dial, many have tried most have not succeeded.

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