Is this a Medicus?

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I just got this Omega. I believe it is a 1939-43 17.8 caliber. I can’t find any info on the ref number.

The dial looks good other than a few radium burns

Please help if you can

 
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The sweep second looks a little short.....Are those hands original? Perhaps not. looks a littler bit like a Naiad/Medicus CK2064. Others will know more...I quite like it..
 
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The sweep second looks a little short.....Are those hands original? Perhaps not. looks a littler bit like a Naiad/Medicus CK2064. Others will know more...I quite like it..
Not real sure, they seem to be original to me. I haven’t seen this style hand on any other I have googled.

That’s why I defaulted to the ref number but it seems omega changes their vintage search from when I last was collecting.
 
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Hour and minute hands are perfectly original and nicely match the lume dots of the dial - I have seen these hands several times

The second hand is too short for sure as it has already been pointed out before
 
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I just got this Omega. I believe it is a 1939-43 17.8 caliber. I can’t find any info on the ref number.

The dial looks good other than a few radium burns

Please help if you can

Seconds hand might have been clipped by an impatient watchmaker. Crown is almost certainly not original. Case seems over-polished.

These sorts of issues are worth sorting out on a collectible reference. For this one . . . possibly not.

Conservatively,

Art
 
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A Medicus would have a cal 23.4SC if I recall correctly.