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Vintage Omega pocket watch

Hi all!

This is my first post here!

I've had a bit of a look around, and I think that this forum is great for enthusiasts to get together.

One thing that got me scouting around the internet was the recent purchase of a vintage Omega pocket watch.

I bought it from an antique shop, and I was given no information on it.

I was wondering if someone here could please help me identify it!

I will post pictures.

Thanks heaps!

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This message has been edited by Dr No on 2012-09-01 15:45:40

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Hi, Chris, and welcome to our Omega forum. One of our less flexible rules . . .

By: Dr No : September 1st, 2012-15:50

. . . concerns the posting of links to other sites, which is not allowed under most circumstances. Can you post the images directly into a reply to this response? Or, if you're unable for technical reasons, please send the images to my PuristSPro address ...

Apologies

By: chriswatch : September 1st, 2012-22:52

Hi there, My apologies! I will try and upload them through this site. Thanks for getting in touch, Chris.

Pictures

By: chriswatch : September 1st, 2012-22:57

Hopefully this does the trick =] ...

Hello !! an Omega Pocket!!!

By: Bill Sohne : September 8th, 2012-06:42

Hello Chris This is the caliber that really put Omega on the map. It was referred to as the "Omega caliber " . Omega produced this movement in four grades A, B, C (chronometre grade) , and D ( observatory grade). Grade C and D were used as railroad timeke...

Thanks!

By: chriswatch : September 9th, 2012-17:25

Hi Bill, What a wonderful history this watch has! I had not read this far into Omega's history, and there seems to be some fascinating stuff in their time line! Thanks heaps for sharing this knowledge, I really appreciate it! Chris.