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I have come across a rather strange watch. The face of the watch says P.A. Collot Durban who was a Jeweller in 1899 operating in Durban. What is inside the watch appears to be an Omega (or a replica of an Omega Caliber 13) but is similar to Omega Trench Watches of around 1913-1914. There are no serial numbers on the watch back but the front does have a serial number 2112132. The watch is in a silver snap back case. Can anyone shed any light on this? I am simply interested in whether Omega actually manufactured this movement to be sold in client watches as I have not been able to find any information.
This one has noob tax written all over it...
https://m.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Men-...hronometer-Stainless-Steel-Watch/382435807521
Advertised as 100% original but has a non-chronometer movement (cal. 562) and a poor redial.
It's authentic.
P.S.-- read the entire title of the thread...