Help Removing Balance Bridge Jewel

I have been working on a vintage Omega Pocket Watch (from about 1916). It has a cracked balance bridge jewel. But I am unsure how to remove the cap jewel. I know the pivot jewel presses out but can't figure out the cap jewel. I have seen that on other brands they unscrewed from the bottom and the cap just came off. But the Omega after taking out the 2 cap screws that are on the top the cap doesn't budge and I don't want to force anything. See my photo marked "1".

Any thoughts on how to remove the cap? Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Bob

I understand you press out the jewel itself but my question is about the cap itself not the jewel.

Got it. Thank you.

If doing a jewel for the first time means I am beyond my depth, then yes. But I was aware of the Seitz tool and am working on access to one. Also aware of measuring the existing jewel with a micrometer once out and measuring the pivot. Also the potential for the need to shrink or broach the hole to fit the jewel. I already put in a new mainspring and did a complete cleaning and oiling. Just missed the cracked jewel.

Latest is I was just able to push out the original setting by hand without damage. It just popped out with some gentle hand pressure from a flat staking stump that was the exact size of the setting hole. I think I was just lucky there. Cap jewel is fine. Now I do need the right tools to do the rest.
Thanks