Help identifying pocket watch

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Cgrover0907

·Apr 16, 2023

Hello, I have looked for a few days through the forum and internet can’t find this movement anywhere. I put in the numbers on the case and movement and nothing comes up. Can you please help either identify it or point me in the correct direction. Thank you. The movement numbers: 5982813; case number 6487365; works on movement read: omega watch C° Swiss adjusted to three 3 positions seventeen 17 jewels

 

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Cgrover0907

·Apr 16, 2023

Here are the photos.

 

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Cgrover0907

·Apr 16, 2023

I can find the 2 position, 17 jewels movement all over the Internet. But I have not been able to find the 3 position 17 jewels anywhere.

 

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speedb

·Apr 16, 2023

Serial number dates to 1922, in order for the mechanism to be identified I think you'll have to measure its diameter.

 

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Cgrover0907

·Apr 16, 2023

speedb

Serial number dates to 1922, in order for the mechanism to be identified I think you'll have to measure its diameter.

Ok I’ll get that asap.

 

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Cgrover0907

·Apr 16, 2023

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Serial number dates to 1922, in order for the mechanism to be identified I think you'll have to measure its diameter.

Looks to be 42 mm

 

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mac_omega

·Apr 16, 2023

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Looks to be 42 mm

diameter of movement only is required, not that of the complete watch

 

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Tire-comedon

·Apr 16, 2023

a 42 mm movement corresponds to a 19 lignes caliber. Upper quality of the Omega production (probably a Cs). Is it the serial number engraved on the plate under the balance wheel?