Hello all
Can anybody help me to identify this old Omega, I know the case was new has the original is broken but dial is at original status, and technical services only cleaned the mechanism.
I'm thinking this is from 1941 or near this date, how can I know the real date?
Here is the photos of this war horse.
Thank you

 

c. 1945-46

http://www.chronomaddox.com/omega_serial_numbers.html

 

Great, Thank you in did a good page

 

Do such charts refer to serial numbers located on movements or casebacks? In my case the movement is No.9494598, but the caseback is No.10237352. Is that watch from late 1930s or from mid-1940s? Or was the movement made in late 1930s, but left on the shelf until mid-1940s, when the watch was completed?

 

I use this movement serial number guide: https://www.qualityvintagetimepieces.com/MyCollection.html. Both guides use the movement serial number.

To the OP: your watch appears to be case reference MI 2214.

 

That confuses me more as my watch movement dates to 1947 but case 9834239 would have to be at least five years earlier.

 

Ignore case serial number back then for dating.

 

It may have escaped your attention, but during that period, production of watches was somewhat hindered by territorial disagreements and humanitarian issues.

Many watch companies were busy supplying the military, and at the end of that period, many things that got put aside were used in an effort to stimulate businesses.

So to find a case and a movement from about that period where the numbers don't fall into place chronologically would not be unusual.

 

A few days ago I´ve seen one Omega very similar, but the dial is to much new and retouched for me, this is a kind of advanced makeup a watch dial and also to the back of watch, my have the case new but equal to original, hands polished, and bcak polished, dial as it is with a warning please leave it as it is . About value the guy is crazy, or I do not know what I have ?
Here is the link for one eBay watch :
https://www.benl.ebay.be/itm/Ultra-...-Ref-2400-7-/372506868749?hash=item56bb23bc0dPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network
Title - Ultra Rare 1944 Military Omega 30T2 PC Suverän 300 SLF Ref. 2400-7
Thanks for help

 

The "makeup" watch and mine.
Thanks for help

 

The seller's asking price is crazy. Perhaps one too many zeros

 

This Omega have a 30T2 Movement and it should be from 1944

 

Perhaps show photos of the numbers, because that sounds a bit unusual.