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Was wondering if anyone can help me identify this watch and provide some background. I stopped by an omega store in Palm Beach, shoutout to the rep there he’s awesome. I think this watch is pre 1950 but that’s all I really know. Was given to me by my late grandfather. Strap was replaced at some point, not running. Would love to know more about it. Thanks

 
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This may be a ref 2603 with a 30mm series movement. Did they open it for you and take photos of the inside?
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You'll only get specific identification by removing the back. Inside caseback will show the reference number and the movement will show serial number and caliber. I will be surprised and stand corrected if this is not a cal 26X timepiece. Here are some scans of mine, seller's scans.
 
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Did they open it for you and take photos of the inside?
No they didn’t, I probably can get inside but I haven’t tried to. Is that an easy process?
 
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No they didn’t, I probably can get inside but I haven’t tried to. Is that an easy process?
I would strongly recommend against doing this yourself - the case seems to be in pretty good condition and you don't want to accidentally scratch or damage it.

A watchmaker can do this easily for you - and perhaps even the Omega boutique
 
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I would strongly recommend against doing this yourself - the case seems to be in pretty good condition and you don't want to accidentally scratch or damage it.

A watchmaker can do this easily for you - and perhaps even the Omega boutique
Noted, thanks for the advice. I’ll bring it in and have them remove it for me and take a few pictures and send them in once I get them.
 
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No they didn’t, I probably can get inside but I haven’t tried to. Is that an easy process?
The back snaps on and off. If you look closely, there will be a small notch to stick a blade in. Or take it to an expert.