What Can the Experts Tell Me About this One? 1930s; 14KG; Sector Dial

mac_omega

The movement is a caliber 26.5

gatorcpa

More like mid-to-late 1930’s, based on the serial numbers. Case reference numbers were kind of a relative term for Omega in those days. They would use different reference numbers for the same watch in different countries. I guess those were designated by the various distributors. No relevant nickname for the watch.

“14K gold Omega Watch” will have to do for now.

Here is a picture of what you should be seeing underneath the balance:

https://database.omegaaddict.com/members/display.php?mode=display&watchID=152

Hope this helps,
gatorcpa

Jeff Stein

I am wondering what the experts can tell me about this watch, which i bought a couple of years ago. Seller was in Poland, if that might be relevant.

Seller suggested that the reference number is OJ 859, but Google doesn't find much there . . . instead, the more common reference seems to be CK 859.

You can see that the case serial number is 9791009 and the movement serial number is 8927879. Any idea which movement this is? Notice some additional numbers under the balance wheel, but I am unable to see all of them.

Would this one be from the early 1930s? What is the actual reference number? And is there any relevant nickname for this watch?

Thanks in advance for any information regarding this watch!

Jeff Stein
Atlanta, Georgia

watchyouwant

Good to see the Heuer Specialist here, Jeff ! Yours has a pretty good dial . That Dial Font was sold by Omega all over the Planet . What is the diameter ? If oversized, it might be a Keeper, I hope. Everything, you might want to know about Omega, you find here. Kind regards from Australia. Achim