No its not all original. The caseback says 2846/2848 and is for a non date watch. Note how someone has crossed out the last digit and scratched in a 9? Something has been swapped, maybe just the caseback.
Also, the movement looks like it could use a lot of love. And whoever tried opening the watch wasn’t particularly skilled, it seems (might be just the corrosion misleading me there, though).
Thanks everyone! Always amazed at the wealth of knowledge of everyone here.
@Rudi99 seller is asking $450. But I feel it can go down to 350-380
I don’t think this is a bad price for a nice looking 1950s Omega. At that age you expect a few wrinkles. And as @schoolboy once said, “no one sees the back”.
Of course, you have to factor in a service but it’s a quality watch with a quality movement and, although you clearly won’t ever sell it on to an OF expert, you’ll enjoy wearing it, in due course someone, somewhere will be happy to take it off your hands for a reasonable price and, whilst you may well get a nicer Calendar at bigger price, you may not and you might regret passing up on this. Still, your call.