INFO ON THIS 1930’s OMEGA ???

SkunkPrince

In general, you wouldn't. You would want a very good strap, replace that crystal, get it serviced by an expert, and perhaps consider a covered watch band, similar to this:

https://www.armysurplusworld.com/nylon-military-covered-watch-band

What's important is that you think intelligently about where you would take such a watch. While it's not super-delicate, it is rare and expensive. Out in public? Not without the covered watch band as shown above. At the cottage with your special person? Sure, why not? Around the house? None better.

Just have to carefully consider.

Syrte

You must not touch it yourself. You need to find a good independent watchmaker— not a jeweler- to open it up, take pictures of the engravings inside the caseback and on the movement.
That’ll be the info you need.
There may not be a model name in that era.
You could send that info to Omega through their website in order to purchase an extract of archive which will tell you the exact date the watch was sold, and into what country.

If you say where you are located perhaps people can recommend someone.

gatorcpa

Most from this era just had a case serial number on the inside of the caseback.

You need someone with an old catalog to find the case reference number. Even then, Omega used different reference numbers for the same watch sold in different countries.

Hope this helps,
gatorcpa

L LouisOmega1

I am located in London, UK. Hope this helps.