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: Hi, can you please help me with identification
: of older Omega watch? I've got it from my
: elderly relative and I try to identify it.
: I recognized it is caliber 30mm. There is a
: serial number 10508582 graven in the calibre
: and 0585 number on back side of cover. The
: case is made from gold.
: Here are pictures of this watch:
:
: Can you please tell me more details about this
: watch? For example model, manufacturing era
: or the exact year?
: Thank you
You appear to have a 14k (European marking of 0.585) gold case, with fixed lugs (no spring bars), which may not be an Omega case, as the caseback has no Omega markings.
The movement dates from 1944-1947 and appears to be a 30mm, in this case a 30 T2 SC. To be sure, if you can examine the area under the balance wheel, you will see letters and numbers engraved that identify the movement. (Prior to 1949, this is how Omega marked movements.)
Nice watch -- the face has a great patina of age that can never be reproduced.
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