I'm struggling to find me a copy and any information on a certain watch of mine, any help is very appreciated

 

I have that 5kg beast sitting in the bathroom reading library. If there is something specific you'd like me to look up I'd be happy to do that. You could specify it here or by Private Message on the forum message service.

 

That's like calling a candy store and asking if they have any chocolate.

 

Yes, and it will be quite some time before I get back to the bathroom library today

 

Mine is sitting on the family room coffee table. A picture or two and the reference number and you should get an answer.

 

Mine sitting on my book chest next to my lounge chair

 

Thanks for reply, I don't know the red, but any information regarding this watch will be very appreciated, thanks in advance

 

@Bkirby -- first a caveat: I'm far from being expert on vintage Omega watches, or any vintage watch for that matter.

Now, for what I've gleaned from the 5kg book:

* The serial number on the movement dates the watch to about 1944.

* The movement could very well be a 30 T2, which was commonly used by Omega during that era.





If your watch is very thin, however, (I can't tell from your photos), then the movement could be an R 17.8.



I hope you find this information useful. In any case, your watch is spectacular!