Help identifying Omega ladies pocket watch

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Hi!
My Mum died recently and sorting through her possessions I found an Omega pocket watch. I’ve searched the internet but had no luck finding any information until I found this group. Can anyone help me? I’m pretty sure it is Victorian as it belonged, I think, to one of her aunts. Mum was born in 1928. It is working but needs to be cleaned but there isn’t anywhere to take it at the moment!
 
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The case on the watch is of Swiss manufacture, and is marked with a silver purity mark of .935 (93.5 % silver). For more information:

https://www.vintagewatchstraps.com/swisshallmarks.php

Scroll down to .935 silver. The case is marked with the Omega trade mark.I don’t see a serial number on the mechanism (the movement), but I’ll take a guess at circa 1910 (could be late 1890s), but there may be other opinions. The movement appears to have 15-jewels.

Did you have questions?
 
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Thank you. What do you think all the references inside the case mean? Any idea where I can find out more about it?
 
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Thank you. What do you think all the references inside the case mean? Any idea where I can find out more about it?

Must confess I do wonder what the scratched info. including 1876 refers to ?
 
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In the book ‚Omega - A Journey through Time‘ I found a picture of a golden pocket watch with the same dial design. Its brand Gurzelen is mentioned as beeing a sister brand of Omega.
The text also explains that it was common not to have the brand name on the dial.


The scratched markings are typically notes from watchmakers during their last service.
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