Looking for more info on family find. 1941??

I think that all the information you have been given so far is accurate. The last piece of the puzzle would be to identify the case reference number. This is easier said than done, as Omega did not engrave this number on the case. Omega made several similar watch styles all using the cal. R17,8 movement like yours.

https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/vintage-watches?v_watches_calibre=3140

Unfortunately, Omega does not supply pictures for most of them, so there is no way to truly ID this watch unless someone with an original Omega catalog from the early 1940's can find a matching picture.

The style of the hands, known as "pontife", is unique to this time period and are considered desirable by collectors, especially on an all original vintage watch like this.
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