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Here I am posting close up photos of the front and back sides of the movement showing the OMEGA emblem.
First two close views of the face
Two close views of the back side of the movement. Note the OMEGA emblem engraved, seen at the top of the photos
Notice also the ornate engraving on the components
Close view of the OMEGA emblem engraved at the top of the movement next to the case hinge
Close view of the inner back cover with the OMEGA Grand Prix statement
I hope this will help someone to identify the this timepiece.
The seller referred to it as a "very rare Swiss Silver Omega Skeleton Watch 1908". I am not sure where the year 1908 came from unless the seller has some considerable expertise in antique Omega watches.
Any help appreciated.
Bill
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