Was the dial swapped? Or there is a goal behind those tiny pushers? Sorry if it is a dumb question but I found this intriguing

 

The answer is probably under the case back

 

You’re absolutely right.., the problem is, I don’t own the watch open the case will be a big issue for me…

 

My guess is Frankenstein.

that crown is an obvious cheap replacement. And there is no potential complication for the pushers.

 

And let’s not forget the rose gold case with yellow gold hands… it’s a lovely case, though…

 

I'd say that Foo2rama is right. A case swap is the only logical explanation I can come up with for it.

 

It might be like the Pierce Correctomatic that Fratello recently covered (and a link in the article to other strange pusher options) where they control the regulation and/or reset the hands to the quarter hour:



https://www.fratellowatches.com/pierce-correctomatic-watch/#gref

 

Never heard of that…

And I must confess that I find that a very cool feature

 

Mystery solved… it’s an ETA1168 chronograph most probably. Strange that I’ve never heard of these before


https://omegaforums.net/threads/1950s-damas-stop-eta-1168-reduced-to-325usd.61546/