Please Help Identify This Vintage Gold Omega Wristwatch

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Hello everyone!
I recently found this gold Omega wristwatch, which may have belonged to my great-grandmother. Unfortunately, its age and history are unknown, and I haven t been able to identify the model.
I would be very grateful for your help identifying the watch, determining its approximate year of manufacture, and learning more about its history and any interesting details.
I d love to have it professionally restored and preserve it as a family heirloom for my children.
Thank you for your help!

 
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My thoughts. Movement is not Omega. Wear through on the case lugs seems to indicate case is not 14-karat gold as indicated on the case back. I believe the only place Omega would put the karat of the case is inside the case back. Your second last picture shows the dial turned 90° counter clockwise. Almost like someone had removed the dial feet from a donor dial and transplanted the dial to a generic movement where it is free to turn. Conclusion? Not Omega. Sorry!
 
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I tend to agree. The architecture of the movement doesn't have any Omega "DNA".
However, the case may be 14K gold, I think the observed wear through may be a repair attempt with solder.

Are there any markings on the inside of the caseback?