OMEGA
Round steel "trench" wristwatch case from the 1910s 1920s with clipped cas…

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OMEGA Round steel "trench" wristwatch case from the 1910s 1920s with clipped caseback, signed white dial with railway and Arabic numerals (paint missing), double 24-hour scale in red, small seconds at 6 o'clock, squellette hands, yellowed plexiglass. Hand-wound mechanical movement signed OMEGA (with signed and numbered dust cover). Diameter: 34 mm Condition: fine Two gold-plated quartz watches by Julien Dorcel and Younger Bresson (as is).

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