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1900 women’s 15 jewel pocket watch
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TexOmega
·With screw down jewels and a very fine micro regulator, it was a top runner
Through the BLURRINESS, I believe I see OMEGA.
If so, take the serial number on the movement to google for an Omega serial number lookup page for a date range.
Probably no model name....and gillions in Google images to compare it to, all manufactures made small PW for the ladies.
Through the BLURRINESS, I believe I see OMEGA.
If so, take the serial number on the movement to google for an Omega serial number lookup page for a date range.
Probably no model name....and gillions in Google images to compare it to, all manufactures made small PW for the ladies.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaAn Omega movement (possibly a caliber 13'''S15P, introduced in 1896).
Cased in an American made Waltham case ("Cashier" was a grade of Waltham cases).
Vitreous enamel dial with Roman numerals and blued steel "Poire" style hands.
Movement serial dates the movement to approx 1900.
Cased in an American made Waltham case ("Cashier" was a grade of Waltham cases).
Vitreous enamel dial with Roman numerals and blued steel "Poire" style hands.
Movement serial dates the movement to approx 1900.
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TexOmega
·With that movement in 1900, I would bet it original was housed by an 18kt gold case.
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connieseamaster
·Imported, well finished movement and a Waltham case? Someone shelled out for this back in the day.
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Waltesefalcon
·With that movement in 1900, I would bet it original was housed by an 18kt gold case.
