Looking for help in identifying this Vintage Omega

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ccpeabody

·Dec 9, 2020

Good Day folks,

Picked this unit up at an auction a while back and looking to learn more about it. I've posted photos at a few other forums with little success. Most seem to think it's circa 1934.

It's too small for my wrists but it sure is beautiful. If anyone has any information on it, I'd be in your debt. I'm trying to decide what to do with it but I'd like to know the history first.

Stay Safe!

 

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ccpeabody

·Dec 11, 2020

Bump... Anyone?

 

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Nepomuceño

·Dec 11, 2020

What's the inside of the case back look like.

 

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DaveK

·Dec 11, 2020·Yoda of Yodelers

Not what you are asking, but if you feel that this is too small for your wrist, you might just need to wear it for a week to get used to it - folks wore smaller watches back in the day. Still too small? A distressed leather bund strap might look great with that dial

 

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Dan S

·Dec 11, 2020

Late 1930s actually. One of the 26.5 calibers I believe.

 

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Foo2rama

·Dec 11, 2020·Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...

Wow this ones an exception to many “rules”

@Nepomuceño The inner caseback is blank.

 

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Nepomuceño

·Dec 11, 2020

Foo2rama

Wow this ones an exception to many “rules”

@Nepomuceño The inner caseback is blank.

Ahhhhh I see 😵‍💫

 

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François Pépin

·Dec 18, 2020

Yes, 26,5 series.