Need help identifying this ladies Omega

I inherited this watch, and need some help with the ID. The back case has the 14K stamp, the Omega logo and symbol, and the code 4632N. I've been comparing it to pics on the net but can't get a match. It runs a bit on the slow side, but I haven't opened it, and don't intend to unless I take it in to get it running smoothly. Any help appreciated. Thanks!

Hah... I report you do not have to eat your hat 😀 I opened it up and yes, it is a fake. Actually, rather than disappointed, I am fascinated at how well it's put together. The pallet fork is made from red plastic, though the gears are metal, but it still works very well, considering. The escape wheel even seems to have a small green jewel, and it's all pretty clean inside. The inside of the case says "H K POTAK watch and parts FTY LTD". All in all, it is interesting that the counterfeiter has enough pride in his work to stamp his company I.D. inside. Anyway, thanks for the reply.

Sir, I demand to know how you snuck into my flat and snapped that picture whilst I was sleeping 😀 That picture is exactly what is inside my watch... down to the colors of the scratches. Actually, your pic is quality beyond anything I could have taken with the means at my disposal. Only thing concerning the provenance of this watch I can verify is that my relative obtained it from a ... gentleman... in a Las Vegas Casino in the 1980s. The company listed in the above paper says it was established in 2007. So maybe it's been around in one form or another for decades before they went 'legit'. Also, I am rather amazed at how well the case's gold plating has held up. It still looks really nice. Fake aside, it will remain in my collection, to perhaps thrill the next poor innocent who gets it after my eventual passing (Hopefully a long time from now).

Interesting in that it used plastic wheel and other plastic components. I have never seen inside one these.