Thank you. Sorry about my english. I don't understand this sentence "The movement is one of the famous chronograph calibers produced by Omega (Lemania) but I'd need a measurment across the movement to tie it down." Can you tell it another way. BTW: I found another number right on the watch engine.
Thank you. Sorry about my english. I don't understand this sentence "The movement is one of the famous chronograph calibers produced by Omega (Lemania) but I'd need a measurment across the movement to tie it down." Can you tell it another way. BTW: I found another number right on the watch engine.
Wow! At first glance I thought it was a basic Demi-hunter, but then I saw te pushbutton crown and the extra hands on the dial.
The outer case is nothing to do with the watch, some clever ancestor thought it would be good protection and they were right.
You have an early Omega chronograph, probably dating to about 1925 to 1927.
The movement is one of the famous chronograph calibers produced by Omega (Lemania) but I'd need a measurment across the movement to tie it down.
A very nice watch.
