Worth even taking this supposed De Ville to a watchmaker?

Hi all,

First post here, so I hope I get everything in here that's needed. I received this watch as a gift and have doubts as to its authenticity, but the nearest actual watchmaker is a bit of a hike to get to, so I wanted to see if anyone here had thoughts from these photos before I make the trek to get it opened.

I would open the case myself, but there's no lip in the caseback for a tool and I don't want to scratch it.

If folks here think it could be real, I'll make the drive to the watchmaker to open the case so I can get shots of the movement. Maybe the watchmaker will also have thoughts as to the authenticity.

At the very least, I have doubts about the dial due to the Omega and De Ville logos, but I don't know a ton about these really old ones. I'm guessing this one is from the 1960s?

Any help or insight you all can offer would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks-

good news it’s genuine. Even better news I can see hallmarks so it’ll be a solid gold case I believe it could be 9ct or better on the back side of the lugs. The case will split in two with a case tool here hands look original but the dial looks to have been restored .
All the info will be on the inside of the case

I think the dial may be 18k solid gold

As you mentioned, the dial has been reprinted so it is difficult to recognize. I just rely on my feelings about the color of the dial, so I think the dial "could" be 18k

And this is the peeling layer commonly found on gold dials, so I think

It is 18k gold solid

Thanks, everyone! This is all really encouraging. I'll definitely bring it to my closest watchmaker this weekend. If it turns out the movement and case are all original, is there a way to go about sourcing an original dial that would work with this case/movement? I can talk to the watchmaker about specifics. My understanding from the local Omega boutique (whose employees wouldn't open this and couldn't speak to its authenticity) is that the local independent watchmaker knows a good deal about vintage Omegas, but I'm also curious if you all might have suggestions on what to look for if I can find a dial on eBay that's the right size and can be safely affixed to the movement.