Vintage Omega Jumbo: ID and Collector Advice Help

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Need some insight on this Jumbo I aquired .
I will try to provide a serial number to date it and a ref number (I think it’s a 2181?) tomorrow as iam having a heck of a time getting the back off.
So the usual obvious questions about the dial etc.
Whatever you can tell me would be greatly appreciated .
First thing is there is no Swiss Made at the 6,but I have seen a very similar jumbo without one somewhere on the net claiming it was original so…
The crystal has no etched logo but I think this is a pre 1950?
Again will confirm date with serial once I get the back off hopefully tomorrow .
For now here are some pics thanks in advance


 
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Be sure to send some pictures when you are able! 😃
 
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Pics of ref and movement added .
Man that pop case back was a real doozy to get off.
So the serial puts it at 1947 so is crystal okay without the logo.
Movement is 30t2 P.C.
So what do you guys think
 
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The fact that the snailing has been preserved is a good sign; and, if I squint, I think I can just about make out the remnants of what might have been text at the bottom of the dial, which may have just eroded away over time.
 
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I think it's a nice original watch showing its age, it is after all, nearly 80 years old.
Be aware that water resistance will be zero, so treat it appropriately.
I think I can just about make out the remnants of what might have been text at the bottom of the dial,
I think I can too, only way to be sure is when the movement is uncased, but unless it's due for a service I wouldn't bother with that.
 
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So is the consensus so far that dial is original ?

Well, I'd say that it's likely original - just worn and weathered. And it seems @JimInOz agrees. But perhaps other voices will chime in