Another one straight from the "treasures" box, this one is a weird Omega dial with Photochromic roman numerals (even the Omega logo is made with the same termination) made by Lemrich.
I believe the dial is for a watch cal. 30T2PC but I could be wrong.

Now, the pictures:

This is how it looks without any light reflection:


But as soon as you expose it to some light...

I must say the Omega logo looks especially beautiful:

On the backside is the sign of the maker "Lemrich Suisse"

 

I wonder what “6 32” means. I have a dial also from Lemrich that says “6 33” perhaps the diameter of the dial? Mine measures 33.5mm so is made for a jumbo.

 

A date code, possibly 1946 week 32?

 

No, not at all.

It is quite simple:

"6" is Lemrich´s internal code for Omega and "32" means the diameter of the visible part of the dial when installed.
If you meassure the lose dial with a caliper it will be 32.6 mm and installed on the watch your will see 32 mm