OMEGA early wristwatch in silver, Switzerland around 1925, manual winding, 3-pie…

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OMEGA early wristwatch in silver, Switzerland around 1925, manual winding, 3-piece construction Carré-Cambré case, snap on case back and bezel, enamel dial with hairlines, Arabic luminous numerals and blued luminous hands (luminous material partial missing), constant second at 6, silvered movement calibre 26.5 SOB with fausses cotes decoration, 15 jewels, 2 adjustments, measures approx. 30 x 30 mm, overhaul recommended at buyer's expense, condition 3

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OMEGA early wristwatch in silver, Switzerland around 1925, m

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