Several watchmakers later so this is now fixed. It was difficult to find buttons. The movement is 321, the same as Omega Moonwatch.
Unfortunately I do not own the watch. It is owned by a work mate of mine and I helped him with some quest for spare parts and its origins / history.
What is interesting is that I have not found anyone who has exactly this look and I have posed the question to several overseas forums but no one has found an exactly equal
The Watch is bought in Hudiksvall in Sweden about 1965 in a watchs shop run by watchmaker Falk.

A year ago it looked like this



Now























Best regards

Anders

 

beautiful watch!

 

Absolutely stunning! The tropical subdials are awesome, too!

 

A worthy journey!

 

Absolutely fantastic watch! Tell your workmate that I envy him as hell!

 

Love it! It's amazing the journeys our watches and even us as collectors go through.

 

Nice!

 

Great story. Such altruism

 

An absolutely beautiful Lemania.

 

Great watch probably rarer than omega cal 321

 

Mmm, chocolate dials! Great transformation-may he wear it happily...until you can convince him sell it!

 

I`m pretty sure, I saw one of these many years ago at a watchfair in the UK. had white hands and the hour hand was longer and touched the rail minute markers . tell me more: diameter without crown? case signed lemania inside? what is written outside? very nice example ! kind regards. achim

 

Great story and a great watch.

Looks kind of like a cross between a Speedmaster and a SM 300.

 

Thanks to you all

The movement is a 321 and it is unmarked. The diameter is about 40 mm. Will measure it when I meet the owner today. The outside is, I believe, completely unmarked. Unfortunately, the owner has in his youth carved his personal number on the backside

/Anders

 

I have measured it and it is 38-39 mm.

 

Sorry for the late reply but the owner of the watch has been sick with the flu so I have not had access to the watch. Now he's back and I took some pictures today.
The movement is marked Lemania (see photo) . The movement is an unmarked 321!!
Serial number is 2400507
I have been through history society in Sundsvall Sweden and received little information.
I have forwarded this information to the watch owner.
The owner of the watchshop is dead for many years but his son (80 years old) living and he has contact with a person who may contribute some new info. But we must wait for this info.
A few pictures.







/Anders.S

 

Oy...I hate seeing fingerprints on the inside of the case back like this....

 

Probably the watchmaker wanted to leave his legacy mark there .

 

+1 - love those tropical sub dials. look great against the dial