Need help to findout what model this watch is.

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I have been looking everywhere for something similar to this but i cant find any info about it.
Anyone recognizes this model?

This is the only picture i was provided with, sorry for the poor quality and lack of serial number.

Thank you.
 
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Dial has been refinished for sure, so it will be unlikely to see another just like it.

Without information from the inside of the case and movement, it is impossible to assist you. Omega made thousands of models over the years. This does not include so-called “National Production” models, which have locally made cases and Omega movements.

Please post more pictures and perhaps we can come up with something.
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Case looks rose gold. Crown looks yellow. To match. Might have to find a generic as Omega hasn’t made rose gold anything since the 60’s
 
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Made a trip to the watch store, still not sure how to interpret or input the digits on a search engine.
Would appreciate your help again.
Thanks.
 
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The reference of this watch would be ref. 2684 from the mid 50s
—> I think it was called Tresor.
—> the movement calibre 266 seems legit/correct for that kind of reference.

But the dial is off in my non-expert opinion.

Through a quick search I didn’t find any with the star on the dial and in my eyes the position of the „Swiss made“ marker is wrong as well. Shouldn’t that be below the minute marker closer to the edge of the dial?
The star is usually on constellation models from the 60s and also below the model name. And not below the brand name.

The crown looks off/could be a replacement and I don’t think the hands are original either. By looking at other similar examples.

So my concern would be about the authenticity of the dial and the hands and the crown.

the markings on the inside confirm that it’s a solid gold case 18k and there is also the Swiss Helvetia stamp visible next to it.
 
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The only informationi have is that this was bought in either Portugal or Venezuela in the 50s
 
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Ok 50s is possible with the reference number but I am pretty sure there has been some stuff done to it afterwards.

but with the ref. 2684 and the calibre 266 you can research it and find out more about your watch.