Omega ladies watch 17mm diameter

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Hello all,

Not long ago I posted a story about an Omega Seamaster chronograph that my grandfather had bought and I bought from my uncle last month.
I had it serviced and showed my uncle the result.

He was so impressed with the outcome that he decided to give me the watch that belonged to my grandmother. This is also an Omega, it has a 17mm diameter and an aftermarket bracelet.

Can anybody identify it? I haven’t opened it because I don’t know how without messing with it. So I don’t know any serial numbers or movement numbers.

 
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Not going to get a lot of information without opening it up.
 
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Since the dial isn’t marked Ladymatic (self winder), it could be a manual winder like a caliber 244, shown here.

even though that crown is relatively big, still what a pain!
 
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Thanks for all the replies!

How do I open this piece?
 
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Thanks for all the replies!

How do I open this piece?
A watchmaker can do that for you, and he will be able to tell you the caliber of the movement. DO NOT try it yourself!