Hi, I know very little about watches and I just acquired several from my great grandfather's collection. The one in the best condition is pictured below. I found very little information online, so I joined this forum. He was known for going to estate/garage sales, auctions, and five and dime stores every weekend so I would not be suprised if it was a fake. I would not be disappointed, I treasure anything of my great grandfather and would never part with it. I would appreciate any information on what is its identification or how much is it worth.

 

I can say the the dial is refinished.

 

If they are your grandfather's and they mean so much to you, what's with the eBay listing?

 

When I looked up the numbers on the back of the case on Google, that eBay listing and the other watch with the black background were the only pictures of watches that looked somewhat similar to mine.

 

This is confusing 9to me, at least). please post pics of the actual watch -- dial, case, caseback, etc.

 

Omega made hundreds of variations during that era.

Trying to identify your watch by looking at pictures that "look a little bit like mine" is a bit like mine detecting with your left foot.

This where you need to start.

https://omegaforums.net/threads/vintage-omega-posting-guide.383/

 

For clarification: the actual watch is in the very last picture, and the actual case has N6952 E29638. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

 

Mid 1950s American market watch, case by Jonell.