I've bought a very early Omega wristwatch with fixed lugs. I can't find much information about the watch, I found one on the internet without the engraving on the case from 1928 according to the seller.
The case is completely .925 silver by Omega and 30mm width. Equipped with a porcelain dial and a 15 jewel manual movement without a caliber number on it, ofcourse it has the original Omega serial number and Omega markings the movement and case.
Is there anyone that can tell me more about this special watch?

 

As the picture loaded very slowly for me, I assumed I would see the typical pocket watch conversation popular at the time. This one looks like it actually may have been a wristwatch. Only assuming that by case design. Would probably have to wait until someone with more knowledge about this comes around. But in the time being, any chance of getting pictures of the case back and movement. That would help others identify this much quicker. Does look very nice though, congrats on the find.

 

Thank you for the reply, I will upload some more photo's when i'm home. This has never been a pocketwatch and is made as a wristwatch, that's one thing i'm pretty sure about.

 

I don't know anything about this watch but it's dial and bezel both are very interesting. It's a gem if genuine.

 

I've made some extra pictures of the watch, also of the movement and the case. The movement number starts with 72 so this should mean the watch is from 1929.

 

Nice watch!

It is a 26,5 caliber. It is probably written under the balance.

 

But it'll be worth spending on one of it's kind Omega watch if you can afford IMO. I don't know how many are still there in wild with same or better condition than this vintage watch.

 

Thank you all for the replies. I'm not sure if I want to restore the porcelain dial, first I want to service the movement and replace the broken crystal. Maybe after that I will let someone repair the dial but at this point I will leave the burst/crack at the 3 marker as it is.

 

We expect another photo session here after your round one restoration is done. Good luck.