Help, identifying and value 1930s vintage omega. Considering

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Hi everyone. I’m hoping you can all help me identify and suggest a value for a watch I’ve accidentally fallen in love with.

The seller is a watchmaker in Portugal. I’ve seen it in person. He says his father worked directly with omega and since passing to him (now in his late 60s) that it’s been in his safe for 20/30 years. He states everything is original, other than the strap and buckle. Dates 1930s but is in fabulous condition from what I can tell. He states he has only cleaned and serviced it.

This will be my first omega, I have done some research but don’t want to miss anything glaringly obvious.

 
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everything is original
The hour hand is not original, which would lead me to suspect any other claims.
 
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I would pass and keep looking unless your totally in love with it.