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Hello everyone! I'm new to this forum and want to thank in advance for your help on this. I'm having trouble identifying this watch. Is it possible to at least givee a hunch just by looking at the pics?? All the best!...  

. . . I'm no expert, but the dial looks original to my eyes, and the movement is likely an Omega icon, either a 30T1 or 30T2. Can you provide macro images of the movement and inside of the caseback? Thanks, Art

... I bet inside there is something like this: This message has been edited by Franco on 2012-05-30 12:22:43...  

Hi Franco, I think you may have overlooked that it is a center sec watch, so the movement you show can´t be inside... I think it will have a Cal. 23.4 SC inside - just a guess from the case size and dial design. we will see. kind regards erich This messag... 

.. could be the center seconds version of it - anyway not a 30mm

...and "authentic". So better to see some tighter shots of the dial as well as a pic with the caseback off so we can see what's in it.

... do you know until when they used it? The hands are very much the 23.4 earlier style but the case doesn't seem right! The problem is that the back is so tight and with some scratches already, I don't want to make it worst! Diameter is around 28mm so it... 

... as far as I know, these were watches for the French market. Imported by Omega Frances, and assembled at the Omega France facility in Besancon. Usually both dial and movement are labelled Fab.Suisse - and if you ask the Omega extract it will appear as ... 

Looking forward to more close up pics. Bill

you might as well take the back off. if you make one more it wont matter, photograph all the details in macro if possible then when you get it serviced have the worst scratches polished out. once thats done you wont need to open it again, but if you do yo... 

I often use an old Swiss Army knife, but for the tighter cases and to do as little damage as possible, box cutters (some with the retractible blade) tend to work the best.

Hi folks! Terribly sorry for the delay but pictures take some time specially if you don't have a good camera! Ok, so here we have some more pics. The movement is the 30ies classic 23.4SC T1. Movement serial dates back to 1936 but the case reference is fro...  

Hello, It is just what some of us had expected, a cal. 23.4 SC Movement looks clean... enjoy! erich