New member hello and vintage pocket watch help

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Big Omega fan since my childhood. My dad always wore a constellation and as a kid I always told myself when I get older and I can afford an Omega I will get one. Well 45 years later I bought a Seamaster professional 300m, what beauty. My father passed away 3 yrs ago and while going through stuff I discovered a little gem, a pocket watch. Don鈥檛 know anything about it and was wondering if someone could help out identifying it. Thanks.
 
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I'm not into pocket watches but looks like enamel and double signed dial. Name below Omega is retailers name. That was common in early ages.

Nice heritage! 馃グ
 
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Nice heirloom!
The watch should be from the beginning of the past century, pre first world war. It has, you might have already guessed it, a solid gold case (14k).
As it is a heirloom, I would get it serviced and cleaned. A skilled watchmaker is able to clean the dial so that the hairline will be less visible.
During this service, I would get the minute hand changed as it has the wrong style.
 
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Welcome to the forum, and nice heirloom. Can you provide the serial #, it鈥檚 too blurry in the photo. Paging @Canuck for details 馃嵖
 
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I believe that鈥檚 circa 1913. Very nice heirloom.
 
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Nice Omega L猫pine from about 1913/1914 or so and retailed by Louis Fink-Gauchat who was active in Moscow in that era.
It has a vitreous enamel dial (cracked unfortunately) with "Empire" style Arabic numerals and Louis XV style gold hands.
The minute hand is a later incorrect replacement.
Movement looks to be a 18''' or 19''' L 15P.

What is the diameter of the movement?

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