Hello everyone. I have stainless steel Omega with smaal second dial at 12 hour and crown at 6 o clock ... Can you give me some information about this watch? Please help me Thanks Mike.
Me too. On this one, I'd recommend sending pictures to the Omega Museum. Dial has a late 1930's style to it, but is very clean, almost too clean. However, the watch movement and case show very little wear also. I really haven't a clue on this one. If Yann doesn't know, then you've pretty much stumped the entire panel here. gatorcpa
Maybe part of a purse/clip/pendant or small cased desk watch that were popular in the 1930s. I don't remember seeing anything like it (except for the Diplomats). As gator said, Omega Museum
This is a pendent watch design. The Omega reference is CK 359. There were a number of dial layouts and I can't say I have seen this one before. These were produced around 1936, according to AJTT (Page 696 has a few examples). The movement should be a cal 37,5
It's a nice little fellow. I placed a bid for it but the seller's pictures were just too bad to raise. I did not know the ref., but it has a 46mm case and indeed a 15 jewels cal.37.5. The serial is correct, and has been seen as low as 8 mil. Dial and hands variations are known, and they go in hand with the pendant as well (which here is missing, but i believe this specimen should have an oblong pendant, just like the Omega F300 or Megasonic pocket watches). Unfortunately i did not save pictures of previous ones i saw, however, there is one in the John Goldberger's Omega Watches book, at page 23. That one has a rectangular pendant that goes just fine with that dial and hand style and with that pendant guard. PS. Dibs! If you ever get tired of it... /F