Rrryan
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Can't see much from that photo
But you may be able to look under the balance wheel and find the caliber # engraved there.
The jewl may have been lost and repaired with a brass bushing, or it may have been like that originally.
provenance o this 1915s Omega beauty
dear All, thank you for the wonderful article. I have a few questions about this omega watch and perhaps you could give me your advice: 1. One of the jewells in the middle seems to be missing - what do you think? 2. what caliber is it? 3. given that you c...
I'm not an expert on watches of that age but there are two possibilities.
1) It is a recased, or altered (lugs added) pocket-watch. 2) It is a genuine early wristwatch, which I would be inclined to believe because of the radium numerals. As for the missing jewel, are you sure it is actually "missing" or was it made without a ru...
