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Looks interesting, I would love to know what it is. The crown does not look like it is original.

Best regards,

George

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Hi Pat,

nice dial pattern!

Would be curios what is ticking inside...  from the slim shape I guess it is either a Cal. 19.4 or Cal. 23.7

Please show us the inside "facts"  

kind regards

Erich

Hi Erich, I've been waiting for pictures of the "innards", and here's what I have found: Case is .900 silver, hallmarked for the UK (Lion and crown) Serial number of the movement is 7,46X,XXX which places it to 1929-35 Movement needs a cleaning and service which it will get. Movement is 15 jewels and I think it is a 23,7. The Omega database says that these 23,7s were S T2 but I'd have to ask Desmond about that. I like the dial. A lot. The crown does not look right but I can live with that as I'll get a new one before it goes to service. Here are some more pictures:

Hi Pat,

this is not a Cal. 23,7

but a Cal. 14,8  

which is considered a movement for ladies´watches.

kind regards

Erich

Hi Pat,

this is an ideal gift for a lady who cherishes vintage watches!

I can imagine that she loves this unique piece.

kind regards

Erich

How are you going to go about restoring this?  The dial looks great but will it clean up? 

Hello,

I have a vintage watch company in Australia that I use and they are superb, both for movements, dials, and cases. They are one of two companies I trust. Given that I go to Brisbane about twice a year, its really convenient for me and I always come back with a couple new pieces. I am certain this piece will clean up nicely (wish I could say the same about myself) and I will post "after" pics when it gets completed the next time I visit Brisbane, which will most likely be in June.

Kind regards,

Pat