Help identifying this 1930s omega

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tbb505

·Jul 10, 2024

Hey all, I recently got this and am wondering if anyone could help me identifying the model.
It’s obviously a little worse for wear, but I’m not bothered by that!

From what I can gather the movement was made in 1934! Any additional help would be great! I’ve been able to find similar cases through reverse image search, and listings on eBay - but nothing with a similar dial.

Thanks!

 

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TexOmega

·Jul 10, 2024

Welcome


Model: Omega Gentleman's watch

Condition: Well rusted and corroded by water over time

Wear in good health

 

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Dan S

·Jul 10, 2024

I doubt it has any particular model name.

 

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Lorenzzzz

·Jul 10, 2024

TexOmega

Welcome


Model: Omega Gentleman's watch

Condition: Well rusted and corroded by water over time

Wear in good health

Is it a 30mm?

 

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tbb505

·Jul 10, 2024

Lorenzzzz

Is it a 30mm?

Yes it is

 

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tbb505

·Jul 10, 2024

TexOmega

Welcome


Model: Omega Gentleman's watch

Condition: Well rusted and corroded by water over time

Wear in good health

I thought this may be the case! Thanks for the chuckle and welcome! 😀

 

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Radiumpassion

·Jul 10, 2024

Nice! Looks all original as well. Look under the balance
wheel and you will find the caliber. Maybe this can help you
to widen your search👍

 

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tbb505

·Jul 10, 2024

Radiumpassion

Nice! Looks all original as well. Look under the balance
wheel and you will find the caliber. Maybe this can help you
to widen your search👍

I’ll give this a shot! I have some tools on order!

 

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Radiumpassion

·Jul 10, 2024

You just need a magnifying glass.

 

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DON

·Jul 10, 2024

Maybe a 26.5

 

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mac_omega

·Jul 10, 2024

DON

Maybe a 26.5

its for sure 😀

 

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tbb505

·Jul 11, 2024

Radiumpassion

You just need a magnifying glass.

ah yes it is a 265! Is that a different 265 to some 1950s watches I’ve seen? E.g https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/375048198567

 

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tbb505

·Jul 11, 2024

Also took the front off to see the extent of the dial damage, it looks like the bottom half of the dial was completely soaked?

 

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mac_omega

·Jul 11, 2024

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ah yes it is a 265!

no its not a 265 - its a cal. 26.5 which is a very different movement to the 265

Edited: Jul 12, 2024

 

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X350 XJR

·Jul 11, 2024·Vintage Omega Aficionado

Perhaps @Tire-comedon can chime in regarding the reference.