Hi I would like to know what you all think about this mechanism. Thank you for letting me know.

 

Caliber 625 from the early 1970s.

 

I got the serial number and it says according to omega serial number that is dated 1908. And it is lovely

 

You are not reading the serial number correctly.

 

352228800 if I am wrong that is cool. Just want to know the history of the mechanism that is all

 

That serial number is for 1972 not 1908.

 

That would be a lady's watch movement...

 

Cool. Thank you. I will make it as a pendentif to wear proudly

 

I guess I don't understand the omega serials numbers. Needs to go to specs avers lol. Thank You again

 

Not always. Omega made some De Ville and Geneve men's watches with those 62x calibers, particularly oblong shaped cases in the late 60's and 70's.

 

And do you think the watch is related? The watch is working fine I love both of them

 

Nice looking watch. How about the numbers on the inside of the case back. Would help to correctly identify your watch. More info given, more advise given.

 

Indeed, I was tempted to get my screwdriver earlier on to open it but as I am a bit drunk, thought that might not be a good idea. I am going to a jeweller next week to get everything valued. This way he will be able to open the watch properly. I have been told 1938 but that would be rubish without the mechanism lol. And teasing about a bit drunk lol

 

Doesn't look like a 1938 watch... As it was said, it's 70's.

 

Which is good. If it is 70's that mean the mechanism and the watch might work together. Even though I don't need the mechanism as the watch is working fine. A spare mechanism would be lovely

 

Happy Days

 

Thank you to all

 

Do you think both belong to each others? That would be awesome lol