So I bought this piece from an estate sale as soon as I saw the name, it wasnt a ridiculous price so I got it even though I automatically noticed NO logo; I have looked over and over the net and can't find any info at all on whether omega made time pieces without the famous logo. I have 2 pics and I have no problem taking more if it's worth opening and taking some of the movement , I just figured maybe it's knockoff: any info is greatly appreciated thanks ...also the serial is 9964291 if that helps

 

no its a waterproof 26.5 from early 40s case and hands looks ok hard to tell the dial whit this photo the dials came in many different styles belive OMTOM@ and tire comedown are very good at this

 

Old redial. Otherwise most likely a genuine Omega 1940. Cal 23.4

 

It can´t be a cal. 26.5 because the 26.5 does not have a center second! It is a cal. 23.4 SC

 

Would some pix of the movement be helpful also

 

I'm no expert but i'm leaning towards total fake.

 

You just said "I don't have a clue what I'm talking about, so I could be totally wrong"

What's the point in making such a statement?

 

Not sure if I can get it in the pic or not but the hands seem to have a blue metallic glow to them when hit by the light a certain way

 

Here are other threads to help you home in more info. I think your watch is authentic although missing the Omega symbol. Sure we are all looking forward to pic's of the movement. Movement will lock in the facts!
http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=130953
http://www.vintagewatchstraps.com/omega.php
https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-naïad-i-think.32986/

 

So only experts like yourself are allowed to offer an opinion?
Sorry Sir for speaking.

 

The Omega lettering looks very wonky, it is just an observation. For all I know they came like that during that period or the crystal is playing tricks with the camera lens.

 

Swedish market omega, restored dial.

 

I'm going to break out the dslr later and try for more high res pics

 

the best i could do for the moment

 

I have one of these 23.4SC babies, mid 40's!

 

If it's a redial obviously the omega value isn't as high but is it valuable at all? I paid $15 usd for it and a watchmaker estimated $80 to clean, service the mehanics and buff the crystal but I wanted to find out first before I put that much into a watch that may only be worth $60

 

Are you saying the movement is worth more than $95 haha I totally couldn't read into that sorry