This might be a fake Omega??

Hello everyone!

I know you guys get this a lot, and it can be frustrating, so I’ll try my best to include good photos…I’d greatly appreciate any info you guys may have regarding this Omega watch I’ve had forever. I can’t tell you much about it, I got it years ago in an old house I helped demolish.

Anyways I can’t tell not find the caliber on it anywhere, I removed the back and looked all around the movement, it wasn’t where I’ve see most stamped. The serial number puts it around 1947, but in researching, it seems that could be off by a few years? The crown doesn’t have a signature, and the watch is in pretty terrible condition. It does run, but the weight inside gets stuck to one side so it doesn’t run for long.

I haven’t seen anything else exactly like this online, some close but the numbers on the front weren’t the same, or ones that looked similar had the caliber visible whereas this one does not. Any help will be greatly appreciated, thank you!

Thanks for the reply! I’m just curious, why isn’t there the caliber stamped anywhere on it?

Perhaps it is hidden by the bumper weight

…the caliper number that is😀

Yes, I can see number engraved under the balance wheel. And the text OXG means it was imported to US market as padders said. Afaik those movements that imported to US market usually had less jewel than the Swiss version to avoid higher tax

that is a super early automatic movement. Interesting to see the exposed springs

Thank you all for your replies! The watch is lacking a few key elements (visually anyways) that made me skeptical it was real…