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startimeash
·Hi!
I'm trying to find some more information about this, and whether it is actually an Omega watch, or a fake. I bought it via eBay nearly 10 years ago, and it has had periodic wear since then. I much prefer smaller sized watches (the curse of thin wrists!), but even for me this is small (28mm wide, 35mm lug to lug). I am assuming it's a woman's watch. It was sold to me as being a 1937 stainless steel Omega. If it is a fake then no big deal as I've had my money from it, and it wasn't a huge investment (less than £200 if I remember correctly). Have never seen another Omega without the symbol (have another two oldies myself that both have it) so really not sure what to make of it. Would really appreciate your thoughts. Never taken the back off; not sure if it's a screw or snap back and don't want to damage it. If we can determine that then I can probably get it open to take some pictures of the mechanism. It's a manual wind.
I'm trying to find some more information about this, and whether it is actually an Omega watch, or a fake. I bought it via eBay nearly 10 years ago, and it has had periodic wear since then. I much prefer smaller sized watches (the curse of thin wrists!), but even for me this is small (28mm wide, 35mm lug to lug). I am assuming it's a woman's watch. It was sold to me as being a 1937 stainless steel Omega. If it is a fake then no big deal as I've had my money from it, and it wasn't a huge investment (less than £200 if I remember correctly). Have never seen another Omega without the symbol (have another two oldies myself that both have it) so really not sure what to make of it. Would really appreciate your thoughts. Never taken the back off; not sure if it's a screw or snap back and don't want to damage it. If we can determine that then I can probably get it open to take some pictures of the mechanism. It's a manual wind.
