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Watch looks very nice, especially the original dial. This is called the “Sector” dial, which is the most desirable of several styles these watches had. Most did not have “Swiss Made” on the dial.
You have to really want to have a 32mm watch given the premiums that these Scarabs generally sell for. I think there is a similar, slightly larger model that sells for even more.
Here is a post that contains a catalog photo of your watch:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/vintage-omega-ck615-sector-dial-id-and-value-help.190569/
Thread 'Vintage Omega CK615 Sector Dial ID and Value Help' ·Hi everyone, I recently came across these vintage Omegas in my collection. From what I've gathered, it's a 'Scarab' model with a Sector Dial diameter is 30. The watch is in original, unpolished...justanewguy ·
Hope this helps,
gatorcpa
This isn’t the scarab model,
CK 615?
I appreciate your help..Yes, that's right.
Here in a 1940 catalog :
One of mine says hello :
The scarab is a ref CK 2009 in the small size. Here in a 1940 catalog with 23.4 SC inside :
One of mine says hello :
And the large scarab is a ref CK 2014, here in a 1937 catalog :
And one of mine says hello :